Python Packaging, One Year Later: A Look Back at 2023 in Python Packag
A year ago, I wrote about the sad state of Python packaging. The large number of tools in the space, the emphasis on writing vague standards instead of rallying around the One True Tool, and the complicated venv-based ecosystem instead of a solution similar to node_modules. What has changed in the past year? Has anything improved, is everything the same, or are things worse than they were before?
The tools
The original post listed a bunch of packaging tools, calling fourteen tools at least twelv...
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