Ah, but which of the five package management strategies are you religiously attached to? If it's conda then I know you work in data science, but if it's poetry then I know you work in OS packaging but don't actually write any Python! :very-intelligent:
I've had to support the infrastructure for some python projects, it's always been a huge headache from an ops standpoint in local dev, CI, and CD. Its target user demographic is data scientists rather than programmers and it really shows when you compare it to any other modern language (and quite a few older ones)
Ah, but which of the five package management strategies are you religiously attached to? If it's conda then I know you work in data science, but if it's poetry then I know you work in OS packaging but don't actually write any Python! :very-intelligent:
lol, just
requirements.txt
. MaybePipfile
every so often.:agony-devops:
I don't use Python for anything professional if that helps.
I've had to support the infrastructure for some python projects, it's always been a huge headache from an ops standpoint in local dev, CI, and CD. Its target user demographic is data scientists rather than programmers and it really shows when you compare it to any other modern language (and quite a few older ones)
is there actually a package management strat called poetry
:sicko-yes: https://python-poetry.org/