Buildout: when to use buildout:eggs and when to install via zc.recipe.egg ?

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There seem to be more than one way to install eggs into a buildout.

Way 1:

[buildout]
...
eggs = 
     eggname
     othereggname
...

Way 2:

[buildout]
...
parts = eggs

[eggs]
recipe = zc.recipe.egg
eggs = eggname
     = othereggname

Both ways work. ( variation on way 2 would be to install each requirement as a separate part. )

What is the difference between these 2 methods?

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