All is well, then, one day, you have to update one library.
Some days later, in some woods or cave, people will hear your screams of rage and despair.
Some days later, in some woods or cave, people will hear your screams of rage and despair.
Dev/test with relaxed pip installs, freeze deployment dependencies with pip freeze/pip-tools/poetry/whateveryoulike, and what's the problem?
In general, is dependency management such a massive problem it is made to be on HN? Maybe people here are doing far more complex/different things than I've done in the past 20 years
It does take Python expertise to fix other issues on occasion but they are fixable. Why I think flags like ‘pip —break-system-packages’ are silly. It’s an optimization for non-users over experienced ones.