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ya fix pip and pipenv first. Not starting any more new python projects.

• throwaway894345 6y ago
  And deployment and crosscompilation (for native runtime dependencies) and performance, although those are probably not significant issues for this application.
• nickthemagicman 6y ago
  Whats your issue with it? Asking as a noob to python package management. I've always used venv and pip and didn't even know pipenv existed until I read your post. Should it be avoided?
  • drcongo 6y ago
    Personally I'd recommend Poetry [1] at this point for Python package management. 99% of the time it works perfectly and keeps out of your way. There's also a lot of good info in the comments here [2] [1] https://python-poetry.org https://python-poetry.org [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23380113 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23380113
• BiteCode_dev 6y ago
  The author of Pyinfra is just a dev like you and me working on a side project. There is no relationship between pyinfra, pipenv and pip. There is not even a relationship between pip and pipenv, they are completly different teams. In fact, none of those projects are maintained by the Python core team or part of the Python project. Not even pip, which is separated from Python and provided using get-pip.py at install.