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There was pipenv before that too, which also had a lockfile. Funny how these things get forgotten to history. There's lots of prior art when it comes to replac
by no_wizard 1y ago
There was pipenv before that too, which also had a lockfile.
Funny how these things get forgotten to history. There's lots of prior art when it comes to replacing pip.
edit: here's an HN thread about pipenv, where many say the same things about it as they are about UV and Poetry before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16302570 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16302570
- kstrauser 1y agoExcept pipenv was never anywhere near as good. It meant well but never delivered.
- epistasis 1y agoExactly I jumped onto pipenv, poetry, and pyenv as soon as I heard about them, and though they provided advantages, they all had significant flaws which prevented me being able to give full-throated endorsement as the solutions to Python environments However, I have zero reservations about uv. I have not encountered bugs, and when features are present they are ready for complete adoption. Plus there's massive speed improvements. There is zero downside to using uv in any application where it can be used and also there are advantages.