I agree. This really seems like high impact too. A first party, supported solution would solve this mess. Getting the Python dependency build story under control I would include in this category. In this department, I think Conda shows the way. They leverage Azure Pipelines to build much of the c dependencies ahead of time, and just send binaries down the pipe (at least, that's the high level overview as I understand it).
I can't see a world where the Python Software Foundation can't get support for this, I think they have the contacts at the big companies to get it funded.
The lead Python has on machine learning, data science, and scientific computing won't last forever (though, I think its safe to say no matter what, it ain't going anywhere.
I can't see a world where the Python Software Foundation can't get support for this, I think they have the contacts at the big companies to get it funded.
The lead Python has on machine learning, data science, and scientific computing won't last forever (though, I think its safe to say no matter what, it ain't going anywhere.