The reason for the conflicting advice is because people keep making new package managers that still suck overall. Like they fix one major package manager proble

The reason for the conflicting advice is because people keep making new package managers that still suck overall. Like they fix one major package manager problem and somehow neglect the other 60% of problems. So you end up with all these different Python package managers that are all good at individual different things but no single package manager that is good at all of the things. I swear that is a major problem with most libraries or tools (and products overall actually) that people make. It’s like people fix their pet peeve but forget that the whole picture matters way more.