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by sdiacom
1242 days ago
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Not disputing that there's a lack of leadership on the matter, but there's also conflicting use-cases: for example, the requirements for the "Python is just a tool that comes with my OS, and if I need any additional modules I'll install them with my OS package manager" mindset, and the "I'm developing a web application with Python and I want an isolated development environment with controlled dependencies" mindset, are quite different. |
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Imo this isn't really viable because you will eventually run into version conflicts in the transitive dependencies of your the Python applications you're using/developing on your system, on most operating systems.
The version(s) that ships with an OS should only be used for shipping applications that are themselves part of the OS/distro.