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I hate this. Because now I have a list of your dependencies, but also the dependencies of the dependencies, and I now have regular dependencies and dev-dependencies mixed up. If I'm new to Python I would have NO idea which libraries would be the important ones because it's a jumbled mess.
I've come to love
uv
(coming frompoetry
, coming frompip
with arequirements/base.txt
andrequirements/dev.txt
- gotta keep regular dependencies and dev-dependencies separate).uv sync
uv run <application>
That's it. I don't even need to install a compatible Python version, as
uv
takes care of that for me. It'll automatically create a local.venv/
, and it's blazingly fast.I've never really spent much time with uv, I'll give it a try. It seems like it takes a few steps out of the process and some guesswork too.