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True but then the script needs to install its dependencies dynamically from a given host and hosts may have different configurations/network restrictions etc. A
by noisy_boy 4y ago
True but then the script needs to install its dependencies dynamically from a given host and hosts may have different configurations/network restrictions etc. Also, that'll result in scripts having to include their install related boilerplate which is besides the core functionality OR we need a separate script/stage that sets it all up. Admittedly these are solved problems but it all just feels a bit more messy compared to, say, a Go utility which can be just dropped and run.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 4y agoMy personal rule of thumb is that if it requires something not in the Python standard library, it is no longer a script and requires a real development process.