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I do like uv and hope to try it soon but I don't get the point of the article. Pyenv + poetry already gives you ability to "pull in local dependencies". Yes, y
by crispyambulance 2y ago
I do like uv and hope to try it soon but I don't get the point of the article.
Pyenv + poetry already gives you ability to "pull in local dependencies". Yes, you have to create a virtual environment and it's not "ad-hoc".
But if you're going to pull in a bunch of libraries, WHY would you want to invoke python and all your work dependencies on a one liner? Isn't it much better and easier to just spell-out the dependencies in a pyproject.toml? How "ad-hoc" are we talking here?
- wiseowise 2y agoYes! I love verbosity. It gives me job security. I’m tired of these tools making my job easier. Previously I could allocate a whole week to setup initial scaffold for the project. Also more tools - more failure points, so I can flex on stupid juniors how smart I am. Now I can’t even go to pee with how fast and easy this freaking uv is. WTF.
- crispyambulance 2y agoWell I guess I am not smart enough to dump multiple dependencies + python, densely, on one line to spin everything up so I can do “ad-hoc” computing without just spelling them out in a file. Sorry, but that just isn’t a killer feature for me and it doesn’t seem like a big deal anyway. I do like the idea of getting rid of pyenv though. And since poetry has failed to become as widespread as I hoped, maybe uv has a better shot?