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One thing I was hoping to see is tight pyenv integration. That's the one thing I miss about Pipenv since I switched to poetry; always some finagling to do to ge
by claytonjy 5y ago
One thing I was hoping to see is tight pyenv integration. That's the one thing I miss about Pipenv since I switched to poetry; always some finagling to do to get the right python version in use. Is there a reason these newer tools avoid touching that? Is it to retain parity on Windows, or something else?
- michaelmior 5y agoI'm curious to hear why you switched from Pipenv to Poetry. I've always used Pipenv just because it was the first solution I came across and it fits my needs well. It seems Poetry has been gaining momentum although both still seem quite popular.
- claytonjy 5y agoI switched when Pipenv had a really long gap in releases and one of the creators was embroiled in controversy. Probably read about poetry here, the toml config was clearly the future direction of the ecosystem, so I tried it out. Very similar ergonomics, great docs, and the solver was both faster and more reliable so I never looked back. I also got my then-company to make the switch across a dozen projects or so and multiple teams, but it didn't take much convincing; "Pipenv seems to be unmaintained" did a lot of the convincing for me.