It may depend on you experience with each language. I have much more experience with Python than Go (almost none with Rust) and therefore I have much better tim

It may depend on you experience with each language. I have much more experience with Python than Go (almost none with Rust) and therefore I have much better time with python packaging tools (I don't remember a single issue, that I didn't find a satisfactory solution -- as much as possible in the packaging world with myriad conflicting use-cases) For example, my experience with `cargo` (that I mostly use to install command-line utilities such as rg, fd, dust): it is great when it works as written in the instructions but sometimes it doesn't (running `cargo` may involve a lot of compiling -- in contrast to `pip` which can use wheels transparently and avoid compiling even for modules with C extensions -- I guess there might be a way to do something similar with `cargo` though not by default).