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I've spent the last year or so comparing these packages. Initially, I liked poetry, but I began to run into issues related to client cert auth with private repo
by gooseyard 5y ago
I've spent the last year or so comparing these packages. Initially, I liked poetry, but I began to run into issues related to client cert auth with private repositories. I and several other users who encountered these problems submitted pull requests to address them, but found that it was nearly impossible to get any of them reviewed, much less merged.
Out of frustration, I decided to try pdm instead, and although pdm doesn't handle pushing to pypi repositories, Twine works fine for it, and I have had a pain-free experience using pdm for dependency management.
I like the idea of poetry, but it's unusable if I can't get bugs fixed, and I gave up after nearly a year of trying.
- bb88 5y ago> but I began to run into issues related to client cert auth with private repositories. Yeah, I think that's the worst thing about private infrastructure in 2021 is getting those certs correctly installed and seen by the software and both sides. I'm thinking that tailscale or something like it may be a better alternative in the future where authorization is at the link layer before the tcp connect can happen.