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Does pipenv create cross-platform lock files? That has been my primary requirement when looking at solutions, more than the usability issue of Python using a b

by epage 7y ago

Does pipenv create cross-platform lock files? That has been my primary requirement when looking at solutions, more than the usability issue of Python using a bunch of tools and files for the whole development process without a coherent story. iirc Poetry does have cross-platform lock files and a coherent story. I'm just blocked on some PRs due to the original author getting busy and not yet having delegated to lieutenants.

ben509 7y ago
Mostly. The lock file format is certainly consistent between platforms, and I've been able to install applications on windows, mac and linux. But it doesn't handle platform-specific dependencies correctly. For instance, `doit` has a watch feature, and it will depend on pyinotify on linux and macfsevents on Mac. If I run pipenv lock on the Mac, it correctly generates this: "macfsevents": { "hashes": [ "sha256:hexhexhex..." ], "markers": "sys_platform == 'darwin'", "version": "==0.8.1" }, But it won't lock the linux version. Similarly, if you lock on Linux, it throws out macfsevents. And `doit` is not doing anything strange[1] to report these extra dependencies. [1]: https://github.com/pydoit/doit/blob/660d3a2e75dc9d861e5a8916a5723d01a14a0945/setup.py#L81 https://github.com/pydoit/doit/blob/660d3a2e75dc9d861e5a8916...