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I'm curious what other people's experiences are like with Rye? I've been using it for data projects (a little bit of web stuff with fast api) and haven't hit a

I'm curious what other people's experiences are like with Rye? I've been using it for data projects (a little bit of web stuff with fast api) and haven't hit a single hiccup at any point - it's been an absolute dream and I usually forget it's even there. There's a lot of compiled c code in things like numpy etc but it's mostly precompiled in wheel files so I guess I've dodged the authors issue (unless I've misunderstood something?) Am I just lucky that the data landscape is different - would the author's issue happen with more or less any Django project?

rat87 2y ago
I've had some issues with compiling extension that didn't have a wheel(I was using an older python version needed to support older library versions) and being required to install clang and then some hard to debug header missing issues. But after reinstalling clang versions several times and removing rye caches manually it worked. Changing CC=gcc did try to use gcc which has other issues when compiling. I think a lot of this has to do with fundamental issues with compiled extensions in Python that happens on any package manager when you don't have wheels.