Poetry and friends are so bad that many people continued just using pip -r requirements.txt despite knowing about this other stuff
Poetry having users isn’t the metric for success. pip having way less users is.
Poetry having users isn’t the metric for success. pip having way less users is.
Poetry's CLI would often, for me, just fall over and crash. Crashing a lot is not a fundamental problem in the sense you can fix the bugs, but hey I'm not hitting uv crashes.
pipenv was even worse in terms of just hanging during package resolution. Tools that hang are not tools you want in a CI pipeline!
The end result: `uv run` I expect to work. `pipenv` or `poetry` calls I have to assume don't work, have to put retries into CI pipelines and things like that.
But yes, in terms of user interface they are pretty similar. UV performance really does make the difference.
I think I have trauma from virtual environments...
What exactly is the issue with this?