amazon_wishlist_pricewatch VS Poetry

As for time spent on this project, you can see from the commit log that it was about one month. But the vast majority of that was spent reading about how to document, type check and test code properly. Most of the functionality was added in the first commit, the rest was learning.

We had a little trouble with versions in our Airflow instance so one solution proposed was to use poetry. Airflow docs specifically recommend against it and instead suggest using a constraint file.

You should consider doing package management with something like poetry. I have this started and will put up a PR for you.

I agree pip is pretty bad. Did you take a look to Poetry? It's closer to npm.

I'm not sure, but you can take a look at how folks are currently doing it with poetry.

There are also more robust solutions like pipenv, poetry, and the like.

Of course, I still had to reload window each time I added a new package or imported a local file to wake up Pylance but that didn't seem to bad at this point. I even went as far as setting up virtualenvwrapper to handle all my venv-related needs. Found about Poetry later but decided not to open a new can of worms 🐍🐍🥫

I use Poetry and list Beancount as a dependency and then it's installed during the build process.

> How does hatch compare to poetry?

Poetry is mainly used for managing an _application_ and its dependencies whereas Hatch is more agnostic to the project type and offers plugin-based functionality for the entire workflow (versioning, tox-like environments, publishing) so you can easily build things other than wheel/sdist, test in a Docker container, etc.

Hatch also strictly adheres to standards and eagerly adopts whatever behavior new PEPs dictate while Poetry has a persistent unwillingness to adopt new standards if they are deemed suboptimal (see comments on PEP 621 [1] and PEP 665 [2])

As such, locking support is temporarily blocked https://ofek.dev/hatch/latest/meta/faq/#libraries-vs-applica...

You can continue using other tools like Poetry at the same time https://ofek.dev/hatch/latest/meta/faq/#interoperability

By the way I very much appreciate the eye for design/UX of Poetry's creator, we also share strong opinions on pipenv :)

[1]: https://discuss.python.org/t/5243/12

[2]: https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/4710#issuecom...

> Poetry is mainly used for managing an _application_ and its dependencies

I'm surprised to hear that view, since when I looked into poetry it seemed more designed for libraries than for (web) applications. I'm thinking specifically about this thread about whether it would be desirable to have a config file option for the --no-root command line flag: https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/2458

I would use Python much less often if it weren’t for Poetry [1], but with it I’ve never had a colleague fail to get a script running.

[1] https://python-poetry.org/