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I'm disappointed that pipenv is still considered a viable alternative in this space. https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2018/07/17/pipenv-promises-a-lot-delivers-ve

• yboris 4y ago
  pipenv is the only thing I use at work (in production!) and it's excellent - for at least 2 years now. We don't have problems with builds, and we do not have trouble updating packages (unlike trying to upgrade requirements.txt manually). We also have the ability to include dev packages (like black) without having to ship them into production. I don't understand the animosity.
  • BerislavLopac 4y ago
    Have you read the linked article?
    • yboris 4y ago
      I read the article a few years back. I'm sharing my experience, I'm not trying to say none of the criticism apply. As of 2022 I think pipenv is in good shape and worth using. At the very least I don't see a reason for us to switch away from it at work.