5 ms·
This is my experience too. I’ve never actually encountered a global dependency conflict with Python pip though in theory it’s possible. But I have encountered t
by divbzero 6y ago
This is my experience too. I’ve never actually encountered a global dependency conflict with Python pip though in theory it’s possible. But I have encountered the same version conflict problem in dependency chains that exists with Node npm.
And yet, I hear so many more complaints about Python pip and I really don’t understand the disconnect. Perhaps dislike of pip is actually triggered by usability issues? And then people look for other reasons to explain their dislike?
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoIt happens with the data science/scientific programming stack a lot, at least twice in the last month I've pulled in a small dependency that changed my numpy version which broke everything.
- divbzero 6y agoThanks. I suppose it could be related to the rate of change in the ecosystem. Python’s data science / scientific programming stack definitely changes faster than Python’s web stack which is currently my primary use case. As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, resolving this dependency issue would require a change in the Python language itself.