I've been programming python 15 or so years, and packaging seems very much a solved problem to me. I'm sorry its difficult for others, I just can't see the prob

I've been programming python 15 or so years, and packaging seems very much a solved problem to me. I'm sorry its difficult for others, I just can't see the problem myself. I guess I understand them all at this point, and it all seems easy... pytest and tox is a dream. It's so quick, I can modify some code and switch to my test window, and I already have the results... It is not unrealistic to author several thousands of lines in a single day, its just so freeing to make a thought into code so quickly. Only programming Scala for one year, and it has been so depressing that it is beginning to affect my mental health. Mostly around sbt -- inconsistent incremental compiler issues, having more than one sbt causes a lock file I can't avoid, and even if they succeed, I get corrupt class files, so down to the one... and then getting inconsistent coverage report results, running all of the tests all over again because the report is no longer accurate, sbt and scala compiler are so dog shit slow that I'm back to "making tea" and "making sandwich" time during the edit & test cycle. Waiting just two extra seconds can interrupt a flow, waiting 12 minutes and you've lost it entirely. Having worked with 20 or so languages professionally, this is probably the least productive I've ever been in my career. Scala seems mega-boss hard.. please tell me it gets better