My problem with pip-tools is this: # pip-tools dependencies dependencies = [ # direct dependencies "build >= 1.0.0", "click >= 8", "pip >= 22.2", "pyproject_hooks", "tomli; python_version < '3.11'", # indirect…
Ah, that's news to me! Updated previous comment for accuracy. I mostly use pipx these days for stuff I need on the PATH.
Virtual environments are cool, and necessary, but at the same time, they are incredibly limited and I always get frustrated at the lack of features they should have. They are too fragile. Nuking a whole venv when you…
I concur and I also think that there are too many build backends. pdm is my current favorite package manager. It is fully PEP-compliant and the lockfile generation is nice. I wouldn't call hatch a package manager…
My problem with pip-tools is this: # pip-tools dependencies dependencies = [ # direct dependencies "build >= 1.0.0", "click >= 8", "pip >= 22.2", "pyproject_hooks", "tomli; python_version < '3.11'", # indirect…
Ah, that's news to me! Updated previous comment for accuracy. I mostly use pipx these days for stuff I need on the PATH.
Virtual environments are cool, and necessary, but at the same time, they are incredibly limited and I always get frustrated at the lack of features they should have. They are too fragile. Nuking a whole venv when you…
I concur and I also think that there are too many build backends. pdm is my current favorite package manager. It is fully PEP-compliant and the lockfile generation is nice. I wouldn't call hatch a package manager…