I have fully moved over to pipenv and it is what I onboard new people with. Not having a virtualenv that everyone names something differently and invariably get

I have fully moved over to pipenv and it is what I onboard new people with. Not having a virtualenv that everyone names something differently and invariably gets checked in on accident was a big plus on its own. For a while I was encouraging people to use conda especially on windows, but with WSL I found it to be mostly unnecessary. I do still leverage pip install --user for tools that are stable enough and I use frequently.