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I can't see any reason really to keep using asdf for python when a better alternative now exists, unless you just don't want to learn the new syntax?
by adammarples 2y ago
I can't see any reason really to keep using asdf for python when a better alternative now exists, unless you just don't want to learn the new syntax?
- marmarama 2y agoIf all you do is write Python then sure, but for the rest of us that have to run code written in 7 different languages within our project, written by 7 different teams, playing nicely with asdf is non-negotiable. I've had it with version managers that only target a single language or tool, the cognitive load is too high if there's more than a couple of languages in the mix. What would be really nice is an asdf-like single package manager with language-specific plugins. That would save me a bunch of headaches.