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I'm pretty much with you and still trying to figure out why I want to switch away from pyenv+poetry. I get that uv does both, but I'm very happy with pyenv+poe
by irjustin 2y ago
I'm pretty much with you and still trying to figure out why I want to switch away from pyenv+poetry.
I get that uv does both, but I'm very happy with pyenv+poetry combo.
Old baggage, but I came from the rvm world which attempted to do exactly what uv does, but rvm was an absolute mess in 2013. rbenv+bundler solved so many problems for me and the experience was so bad that when I saw uv my gut reaction was to say "never again".
But this thread has so many praises for it so one day maybe i'll give it a try.
- armanckeser 2y agoUv dependency solving is light years faster than poetry. If you are working on actual projects with many dependencies, poetry is a liability
- kubav027 2y agoYou are right that it is faster but how often you are running dependency update? It will take more time to ensure that new dependencies did not break anything than doing upgrade.
- armanckeser 2y agoIt should, but if you are using poetry and say you forgot to pin boto to a specific version, your entire day might be spent waiting for poetry to solve.