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Cannot we at one point consider the tool to be "done"? I mean, what is there to constantly change and improve? Genuinely curious. It sounds like a tool that can

Cannot we at one point consider the tool to be "done"? I mean, what is there to constantly change and improve? Genuinely curious. It sounds like a tool that can be finished. Can it not be?

influx 7mo ago
You’d be surprised how many features the Python runtime adds each release. It’s not trivial for tooling to keep up with language changes.
eviks 7mo ago
So why isn't pip done?