▲ | traceroute66 4 days ago | |
> you can go `uv run script.py` and it'll automatically fetch the libraries and run the script in a virtual environment. Yeah, but you still have to install `uv` as a pre-requisite. And you still end up with a virtual environment full of dependency hell. And then of course we all remember that whole messy era when Python 2 transitioned to Python 3, and then deferred it, and deferred it again.... You make a fair point, of course it is technically possible to make it (slightly) "cleaner". But I'll still take the Go binary thanks. ;-) | ||
▲ | rsyring 3 days ago | parent [-] | |
Installing uv is a requirement and incredibly easy. No, there is no dependency hell in the venv. Python 2 to 3: are you really still kicking that horse? It's dead...please move on. |