If this project is dead, just tell us
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Re: If this project is dead, just tell us
#2It does seem dead.
The dead don’t speak.
And no one is replying to this question.
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#3Why would someone choose to use a third party library when the first party solution[0] is more than adequate in the first place?
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#4It does seem dead. The dead don’t speak. And no one is replying to this question.
> And no one is replying to this question.
I'm a ghoOoOoOst!
Re: If this project is dead, just tell us
#5> I don't think you're bad people, but the least y'all can do is be honest
I don't like this framing (sort of implies they aren't be honest) but regardless just switch if you're not happy with the release frequency and you have viable alternatives.
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#6Why would someone choose to use a third party library when the first party solution[0] is more than adequate in the first place? [0] https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html
pipenv install --dev is one reason I guess
and pipenv uninstall x gets rid of all the dependencies, that's nice to have
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#7> I don't think you're bad people, but the least y'all can do is be honest I don't like this framing (sort of implies they aren't be honest) but regardless just switch if you're not happy with the release frequency and you have viable alternatives.
Especially if they haven't even said anything yet. A better suggestion would be "It's okay if you're not working on this, but let the community know." I have a feeling some use this for production grade work.
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#8Pipenv has spawned so much controvery.. One big shitfest.
Python packaging in general is such a messy ecosystem
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#9This is all MIT licensed, if people care so much, why has nobody forked this? Why are people talking about jumping ship to a completely different project instead of forking and cutting a new release from there?
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#10Why would someone choose to use a third party library when the first party solution[0] is more than adequate in the first place? [0] https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html
They don't do the same thing. pipenv allows you to create, manage virtual environments(using venv) apart from managing requirements file(Pipfile) and an npm like locking mechanism, dependency graphs, dev dependencies and more.
I prefer poetry though, since the consensus seems to be coming together on pyproject.toml rather than individual files like Pipfile. A lot of tools have already started supporting the toml file for their config, or have PRs pending.