I prefer containers over pyenv and poetry. This way not only python version and dependencies are "in one place" but also all other stuff that comes along with a new project. The OS, the database etc.
The one thing I dislike about Python projects is that Python plasters the compile cache files all over the place. Is there a reason to change that? Currently I use the -B flag for all my scripts. But that makes it slow. I wish Python would have an option to perform like PHP and keep cached compilations in memory instead on disk. Or at least somewhere in /tmp/.
The one thing I dislike about Python projects is that Python plasters the compile cache files all over the place. Is there a reason to change that? Currently I use the -B flag for all my scripts. But that makes it slow. I wish Python would have an option to perform like PHP and keep cached compilations in memory instead on disk. Or at least somewhere in /tmp/.