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Pip has had ton of development in the last few years, and continues to do so. I'd say stick with pip, unless there's a specific problem you're addressing with p
by mafro 4y ago
Pip has had ton of development in the last few years, and continues to do so. I'd say stick with pip, unless there's a specific problem you're addressing with pipenv or Poetry.
However, like a sibling comment, I've also heard god things about Poetry. Probably worth giving it a spin somewhere and seeing if my initial thought still holds.
- sjellis 4y agoI've been experimenting with Hatch: https://hatch.pypa.io/ https://hatch.pypa.io/ The USP of Hatch is that it uses the latest generation of Python standards and tech under the covers, so you have a unified tool that's less quirky than previous ones. Poetry and pipenv predate some of the improvements in Python packaging, so had to develop some things in their own way.
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoPoetry is the cleanest python deps handling experience, and I would recommend it as well. But it is very slow.