stilgar [he/him]

Their vision is to evolve it into a “Cargo for Python”, so it’s coming.

No I prefer to fall asleep mid morning when I’m awake and alert after two coffees

Look up the meaning of solidarity.

These “uber commands” tend to be much better since they are more explorable with --help explanations and readable flags.

Much better than the random jumble of characters you’re expected to have memorised for awk, sed, find et al.

Does one really need another dependency for this? Is cookiecutter/cruft not enough?

Nice if you use Django, are OK with the directory structure and don’t use Poetry. It feels like a decent personal project but not very generalizable.

Yes I’m following Huak, it looks promising. But as Spott says, just because a tool exists, its not the same as having the tool which is fully supported, standardised and everyone uses.

IMO Python could have this but as the posted article discusses there is no movement or will to make it happen.

It would be interesting to hear what you mean about the lock file being updated. Many Poetry commands should and do touch the lock, like poetry add or poetry update, but of course poetry installshould leave it untouched.

Our organisation has gone all in on Poetry, no regrets so far. The UX and dlscoverability is just so much better than the other options.

I do look jealously at languages that have great official tools like go and cargo though.

Yes the EU has the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which among other things gives users the right to request their data back from platforms.

It’s regulation with teeth since many of the tech multinationals have already had multi billion dollar fines. The fines can be up to 4% of global revenue.