No shenanigans for any library-ish code with few dependencies that targets relatively modern Python. I've had one or two fundamental version conflicts with a 5

No shenanigans for any library-ish code with few dependencies that targets relatively modern Python. I've had one or two fundamental version conflicts with a 5+ year old application with 100+ dependencies and a decent amount of legacy stuff. They were a pain in the ass, and the sdispater's stance on not allowing overrides is a pain in the ass. We ended up forking the upstream libraries to resolve the version conflict. With all of that, poetry is amazing and a huge step forward. I'd advocate it wholeheartedly.