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Deploying and Using Custom Python Libraries in Microsoft Fabric

Miles Cole picks up from part one:

This is part 2 of my prior post that continues where I left off. I previously showed how you can use Resource folders in either the Notebook or Environment in Microsoft Fabric to do some pretty agile development of Python modules/libraries.

Now, how exactly can you package up your code to distribute and leverage it across multiple Workspaces or Environment items? How could we acomplish something like the below?

Read on for the answer.

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