Comment Comment by chpmrc - Poetry is a 3rd party package manager, I'm sure it's great but it's not widely used (yet)- Pip freeze just pins all dependencies at once to requirements.txt- I don't know what "vendoring in dependency code" means- I've never used pipreqs in my life (and 80% of my work has been in Python)- Virtualenvs are just a convenient way to keep project runtimes separatedAnd for 90% of Python projects in existence the following is sufficient (assuming Python3 is installed):- python -m venv .venv- source .venv/bin/activate- pip install -r requirements.txtThat's it. And all of that requires a single dependency: Python. Could it be better? Sure. But to call that a "mess" is an exaggeration. parent chpmrc 4 years ago
- Pip freeze just pins all dependencies at once to requirements.txt
- I don't know what "vendoring in dependency code" means
- I've never used pipreqs in my life (and 80% of my work has been in Python)
- Virtualenvs are just a convenient way to keep project runtimes separated
And for 90% of Python projects in existence the following is sufficient (assuming Python3 is installed):
- python -m venv .venv
- source .venv/bin/activate
- pip install -r requirements.txt
That's it. And all of that requires a single dependency: Python. Could it be better? Sure. But to call that a "mess" is an exaggeration.