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I guess that could work for a Python project, where you already have Python installed. But still you would need to set up a venv or similar to keep your system

I guess that could work for a Python project, where you already have Python installed. But still you would need to set up a venv or similar to keep your system Python clean. Then you cannot run the tasks without creating that venv or similar. How to create the venv and install all the correct dev dependencies into it? You can't use the task runner yet, because you still need to install that ... Maybe a Makefile?

BiteCode_dev 3y ago
That's why I'm advocating for compiling tools stand alone in another comments. Having to install doit first is indeed going to be a barrier of entry for a lot of people. It's still worth it in my experience, but I get how it can deter users.