Poetry does a lot of good stuff: lock file, dev dependencies (and other customizable groups), easy to use virtual env, dependencies pulled directly from git. I

Poetry does a lot of good stuff: lock file, dev dependencies (and other customizable groups), easy to use virtual env, dependencies pulled directly from git. I do not recommend pip in serious projects, as it lacks the above. Here's things that I've seen: - add dependencies and not save them in the requirements file - forget to activate cenv and install packages globally - different package versions across deployments due to absence of lock file - main dependencies mixed with dev dependencies