[notpushkin]

Python has been mostly working okay for me since I switched to Poetry. (“Mostly” because I think I’ve run into some weird issue once but I’ve tried to recall what it was and I just can’t.)

uv felt a bit immature at the time, but sounds like it’s way better now. I really want to try it out... but Poetry just works, so I don’t really have an incentive to switch just yet. (Though I’ve switched from FlakeHeaven or something to Ruff and the difference was heaven and hell! Pun in’tended.)

[ThibWeb]

A lot of Wagtail usage is with Poetry. Tends to be projects with 30-50 dependencies. It "just works" but we see a lot of people struggle with common tasks ("how do I upgrade this package"), and complain about how slow it is. I don’t have big insights outside of Wagtail users but I don’t think it’s too different.

[raihansaputra]

n=1 but i've tried "manual" .venv, conda/miniconda, pipenv, poetry, and finally now at uv. uv is great. poetry feels like it's focused on people who are publishing packages. uv is great to use for personal dev, spinning up/down lots of venv, speedy, and uvx/uv script is very convenient compared to having all my sandbox project in one poetry env.