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by snuxoll
3754 days ago
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I don't understand how system package managers are considered an "encumberance" by so many developers. It takes all of 10 minutes to write an rpmspec file unless you have a super-hairy build/install process (in which case you should look at fixing that) - I have one in the git repository for all of my python projects along with a Makefile with a sources target that just calls `setup.py sdist` to create a source tarball for rpmbuild. Pushing out a new release is as simple as running `koji build f23 git+ssh://my.git.server/my/project.git` and within 15 minutes it's been published to my internal yum repository and puppet is installing the newest version on all my servers. How is managing pyenv and dealing with fabric or whatever other tool of choosing any easier than this? |
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Because its all in one language, python. And when stuff errors out in python, you have a traceback and know (mostly) exactly what went wrong.