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the efficient dependency management is coming, the good people of astral will take care of that with the uv-backed version of rye (initially created by Armin Ro
by VeejayRampay 2y ago
the efficient dependency management is coming, the good people of astral will take care of that with the uv-backed version of rye (initially created by Armin Ronacher with inspirations from Cargo), I'm really confident it'll be good like ruff and uv were good
- noisy_boy 2y agorye's habit of insisting on creating a .venv per project is a deal-breaker. I don't want .venvs spread all over my projects eating into space (made worse by the ml/LLM related mega packages). It should atleast respect activated venvs.
- nine_k 2y agoA venv per project is a very sane way. Put them into the ignore file. Hopefully they also could live elsewhere in the tree.
- VeejayRampay 2y agowell that's good for you, but you're in the minority and rye will end up being a standard anyway, just like uv and ruff, because they're just so much better than the alternatives
- fastasucan 2y agoI think uv's use of a global cache means that having several .venv with the same packages is less of a problem.