There are packaging tools for Python, and if your tooling is targetting people already using Python, just relying on `pip` + writing a proper pyproject.toml is a good solution nowadays (protip for people with virtualenv issues: direnv solves so much of this it's not funny).
But I have been looking around for a while for something that's more certain than `pip`, and unfortunately everything I've found (like Bazel or Buck) suffers from having to do a lot of futzing to use dependencies.
But I have been looking around for a while for something that's more certain than `pip`, and unfortunately everything I've found (like Bazel or Buck) suffers from having to do a lot of futzing to use dependencies.