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I rarely run into issues when using Poetry. If you use pip, add packages to requirements.txt willy-nilly and don't pin versions then you are asking for trouble.
by icedchai 1y ago
I rarely run into issues when using Poetry. If you use pip, add packages to requirements.txt willy-nilly and don't pin versions then you are asking for trouble.
- myko 1y agoi like poetry though i've moved to uv - both work really well
- icedchai 1y agoI've heard great things about uv. I plan to try it for my next project.
- bornfreddy 1y agoI use pipenv and it kind-of-works. Will try uv or poetry though - which one would you recommend?
- dwood_dev 1y agoUV. Using it as the exec target for python (UV script) is great. Dependencies declared at the top, now I have executable files in something better than bash. I no longer shy away from writing <500 LOC utility/glue scripts in python thanks to uv.
- myko 1y agoI can't recommend uv enough. It's so fast, and uvx is so useful to run a random Python CLI tool. If you want to do things like you're accustomed to with pip you just `uv pip ...`
- LtWorf 1y agoPoetry doesn't fix the fact that python removes modules from the standard library every release.