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IMO, there's a direct line of improvement between pipenv, poetry, (briefly) rye and now uv. I think the ecosystem is improving over time and will eventually coa
by maleldil 2y ago
IMO, there's a direct line of improvement between pipenv, poetry, (briefly) rye and now uv. I think the ecosystem is improving over time and will eventually coalesce around a majority platform. I like uv, but I'm unsure if that will be the final product.
Beyond just tool names, it's also important to realise that there has been a significant movement from the Python development team to standardise aspects of tooling. Tools like Poetry and uv weren't possible a few years ago before there was pyproject.toml to unify a bunch of separate things, for example.
- TZubiri 2y agoI don't know I don't care. I just use pip. If I need to virtualize I just do so at che OS or Kernel level. At any rate I take care of all of my python installs by not downloading a gazillion of random packages online, if I ever reach the situation where package 517 depends on package 208 and package 598 depends on a different version of package 208, I'll just pull out the FlemmenWerfer and trash the whole thing before it reproduces.