Someone needs to chill. I've been working with Python projects for nearly 5 years and you only ever use a subset of the tools. And let's face it, for the most p

Someone needs to chill. I've been working with Python projects for nearly 5 years and you only ever use a subset of the tools. And let's face it, for the most part Python has needed some sort of formality in the project setup, as it's a free-for-all for how you can set up a project. The other point is - the need section for a project? Just seems unnecessarily snarky. Case in point: > bumpversion, because I am too lazy to put a single file with a version number, and sphinx is too hard to setup to fetch this version number. Maybe the team kept forgetting to bump the version number and this removed some mental overhead? No-one is stopping you getting out there and just coding. There's always an ecosystem surrounding a language, maybe just embrace just how huge and ubiquitous using Python has become, and get out there and write some code.