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Hello,
I'm about to start a new Python project, and I'd like to align to current Python good practices for packaging; I'm totally not a packaging newbie, but I've not used poetry/pipenv extensively (my current setup uses pip, setup.py and requirements.txt with custom Makefile targets).
Hello,
I'm about to start a new Python project, and I'd like to align to current Python good practices for packaging; I'm totally not a packaging newbie, but I've not used poetry/pipenv extensively (my current setup uses pip, setup.py and requirements.txt with custom Makefile targets).
So, I've come across this caveat:
https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/managing-dependencies/#recommendation-caveats-as-of-april-2020
But I see there have been two recent pipenv releases, one is from May, the other from June.
Is the caveat still valid? Should I use Pipenv?
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