It's been a while since I last ventured into nix with python, but when I last tried it seemed way less user friendly compared to the current python solutions li

It's been a while since I last ventured into nix with python, but when I last tried it seemed way less user friendly compared to the current python solutions like poetry[1]. With poetry I can `poetry add foo` and `foo` will be added as a dependency and importantly all its dependencies will be locked in the `poetry.lock` file. With Nix either you write all your definitions from scratch, which feels like maintaining a lock file by hand, or you specify a package like `numpy` in your dependencies that is defined in the nix packages and hope that the next time you update nix packages nothing breaks. Also if you want a package that isn't in nix packages you have to write the definition yourself, which isn't a big deal if you start a project off with nix and gradually add dependencies as you need them, but if you are trying to migrate your project with 200+ dependencies it feels really tedious. [1]: https://python-poetry.org/ https://python-poetry.org/