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EW. Avoid. For the tenth time in these comments, use poetry. It's a real shame PyPA endorsed this to be honest, I hope that can be reversed at some point in th
by akdor1154 6y ago
EW. Avoid. For the tenth time in these comments, use poetry.
It's a real shame PyPA endorsed this to be honest, I hope that can be reversed at some point in the future.
- StavrosK 6y agoPoetry is basically perfect, it does what it says and has no surprises. Well, except one thing: If I do `poetry update <somepackage>`, it starts upgrading other packages as well. I'm not sure what that's about...
- sklarsa 6y agoAs long as you install it correctly, which can be difficult on systems where python2 is the default.
- StavrosK 6y agoActually, I tried that the other day. It complains about having the wrong Python, but will auto-select a version compatible with your project and run fine. For me, it selected Python 3.7 because that's what the pyproject.toml specified, even though I was running it under Python 2.
- Macha 6y agoSuch systems (RHEL6, Ubuntu 16.04, mac OS 10.14) are rapidly approaching EOL or already in paid support only lifecycle stages
- lazypenguin 6y agoPoetry is great but sometimes I finding jarring that its error messages show up in the terminal with the full python exception as well.