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Pip doesn't resolve dependencies for you. On small projects that can be ok, but if you're working on something medium to large, or you're working on it with oth
by remus 2y ago
Pip doesn't resolve dependencies for you. On small projects that can be ok, but if you're working on something medium to large, or you're working on it with other people you can quickly get yourself into a sticky situation where your environment isn't easily reproducible.
Using uv means your project will have well defined dependencies.
- mosselman 2y agoOh wow it doesn’t? What DOES it do then? As I commented here just now I never got pip. This explains it.
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- zo1 2y agoThe guy doesn't know what he's talking about as pip certainly has dependency resolution. Rather get your python or tech info from a non-flame-war infested thread full of anti-pip and anti-python folk.
- mianos 2y agohttps://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/topics/dependency-resolution/ https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/topics/dependency-resolution/
- remus 2y agoMy bad, see PaulHoule's comment for what I was getting at.