Great tip! When I looked for alternatives to pip I evaluated both Pipenv and Poetry. I was very close at selecting Poetry, but as far as I could find it lacked a declerative way to store what python version to use for the project.
We use a mix of versions at Panprices and it's important that everyone uses the same version when they start coding on a repo.
How do you handle that?
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Nice quick rundown.
For package management, look into Poetry. It's almost exactly like npm. Makes life so much easier.
Great tip! When I looked for alternatives to pip I evaluated both Pipenv and Poetry. I was very close at selecting Poetry, but as far as I could find it lacked a declerative way to store what python version to use for the project.
We use a mix of versions at Panprices and it's important that everyone uses the same version when they start coding on a repo.
How do you handle that?