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That's exactly why I don't really on that for Ubuntu though. It's a single point of failure, when I can just use `asdf` to install Python and easily switch betw
by bmitc 3y ago
That's exactly why I don't really on that for Ubuntu though. It's a single point of failure, when I can just use `asdf` to install Python and easily switch between it, automatically if setup correctly on projects.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 3y agoI use asdf on my local machine, stuff like deadsnakes is for when you need your CI to use VaguelyOldButStillSupported Python version and don’t want to either compile Python from source or host your own binary
- bmitc 3y agoMy use case is that I'm almost always using the latest Python version, which many Linux distros don't have in their packaging yet, and I'm upgrading code using old versions to the latest. asdf is the best tool for that.