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There’s nothing really wrong with pip. It doesn’t have a lot of features, but its position isn’t one to have those features. It’s simple ina good way. I don’t
by ehutch79 4y ago
There’s nothing really wrong with pip.
It doesn’t have a lot of features, but its position isn’t one to have those features.
It’s simple ina good way. I don’t need to futz with a bunch of stuff I don’t need to get it going
- rerdavies 4y agoKeras/tensorflow has some <= version specifications for modules it depends on. If there is a > version installed, pip install fails. Being able to install multiple versions of the same module seems like a fairly basic feature for a packaging manager. And it would seem to me that having a shim executable to examine a profile of some kind for an app at startup, and load/install the correct version of python doesn't seem impossible.
- ehutch79 4y agoI find having multiple versions weird. That’s gotta be a niche need. If nothing else it seems like a good way to let packages be lax in keeping their dependencies up to date.