Always use pipenv (although somebody else suggested pip-tools as better than pipenv) instead of pip for package installs. You can install pipenv using pip. It w

Always use pipenv (although somebody else suggested pip-tools as better than pipenv) instead of pip for package installs. You can install pipenv using pip. It works /so much better/ than regular pip. Pipenv installs the right versions for the dependencies needed for the package you are installing, very well. It is astonishing how much better it works compared to pip. Personally, I use pipenv (manages package dependencies and sub-dependencies), pyenv (python version management), and pyenv-virtualenv (creates an isolated version of Python such as 3.8) together, in tandem, over poetry and others. Personally, I think this combination gives the best amount of versatility. This even works well with difficult installs of python packages that need to be compiled into executable software. This includes stuff that has not been recently updated. A good guide on how to do this is here (see table comparison against poetry at the bottom of the article): https://towardsdatascience.com/python-environment-101-1d68bda3094d https://towardsdatascience.com/python-environment-101-1d68bd...