Not making a comparison, as I haven't used Procrastinate, but the author doesn't mention luigi as an alternative/competitor (originally developed at spotify, if

Not making a comparison, as I haven't used Procrastinate, but the author doesn't mention luigi as an alternative/competitor (originally developed at spotify, if I'm not mistaken). I thought luigi was a relatively big player in the python 'task management' scene; I have used luigi and it was incredibly powerful, and fairly intuitive to use ... was a bit surprised not to see it mentioned.