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Not quite sure what kind of projects people are talking about here, where Poetry takes too long. Must be pretty massive sets of dependencies. Maybe huuuge monol
by zelphirkalt 2y ago
Not quite sure what kind of projects people are talking about here, where Poetry takes too long. Must be pretty massive sets of dependencies. Maybe huuuge monoliths? What I usually do is build a venv in a docker container of a service and then that gets deployed. I don't see a problem, if this took a minute or two, but so far it never did take that long.
- movpasd 2y agoI'd say there are two things that make me prefer rye/uv. The speed is one — sometimes I'm in the middle of a project and realise I need to pull in another dependency. Keeping the disruption to flow at a minimum is helpful in those cases. So it's not about deployed performance, it's about mental friction. The other is I've found Poetry liable to breaking in obscure ways. I don't fully control everything on my work machine, which I suspect is the issue. So far, rye and uv have been smooth, but that might be down to me not having used them long enough.
- Leynos 2y agoYes, huge monoliths
- dist-epoch 2y agoIf you do anything ML or neural networks, suddenly you have hundreds of packages totaling over 1 GB.