As you have experience with pyenv, pipenv and poetry, you might be able to answer: Why not conda?
I've been using conda since ~4 years now, and every single complaint lodged against any of the other package managers was never an issue with conda in the first place. And yet, it seems like there's a SEP field around it and people just ignore its existence?
In this thread, for the first time, I've seen someone mention that you might have problem porting a conda env from a Mac to Linux - never had that problem myself, but I guess it's possible; But that's easily solvable, and certainly does not require a new package manager?
I've been using conda since ~4 years now, and every single complaint lodged against any of the other package managers was never an issue with conda in the first place. And yet, it seems like there's a SEP field around it and people just ignore its existence?
In this thread, for the first time, I've seen someone mention that you might have problem porting a conda env from a Mac to Linux - never had that problem myself, but I guess it's possible; But that's easily solvable, and certainly does not require a new package manager?