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blahgeek ◴[] No.44454982[source]
I've been coding in Python for 10+ years but I can never really get python's tooling ecosystem. It seems that there's always a newer shiny choice. easy_install, pip, conda, virtualenv, pipenv, setup_tools, hatchling, setuptools-scm, uv, requirements.txt, pyproject.toml...

I wish python can provide an "official" solution to each problem (like in rust, there's cargo, end of story), or at lease, an official document describing the current best practice to do things.

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1. twixfel ◴[] No.44455031[source]
They do provide official solutions. The problem is the official solution keeps changing.