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UX issues are the least important; it's just a matter of minutes for AI to improve, but you need to report it on GitHub. The "unsafe version" is an unreasonable accusation. Do peop…

A Casual Discussion on L4 Load Balancing - by @laixintao(in Chinese) https://www.kawabangga.com/posts/5301

PDM also supports centralized package cache like [pnpm] while still keeping project's dependencies isolated. > Also this will just pollute your source directories with generated di…

Yes, PDM does some hacks to make it work with the familiar `python` executable. See the example at https://github.com/pdm-project/pdm/#quickstart . All you need is a fews lines to …

Thanks for the kind words on PDM. At time of creating PDM I don't want it to be similar with any other package mangers, so I chose PEP 582, and I thought I can play more new stuff …

In PDM, add command supports a `--unconstrained` option to relax the version constraints to find a solution. You don't need to edit the file manually.

PDM author here, if anyone want to know the advantage of __pypackages__ over virtualenv-based tools(venv, virtualenv, poetry, pipenv), here it is: The fact that virtualenvs come wi…

> So careful, far from stable. True, bugs can't be exposed by a few users. People have vastly different environment setup for their Python development. System python, in-venv, pyen…

As I wrote in the post, you cannot make two tools isolated in their own environment work together(work together meaning one needs to import from the other). The only way to make it…

__pypackages__ also has a bin/ directory and you can run the console_scripts with pdm run my_bin or by absolute path: /path/to/__pypackages__/3.8/bin/my_bin

Thanks for giving a look and leaving so many reactions. This project was originally built to experiment on some new PEPs on Python packaging and it turned out working well. 1. What…