Re:Python Best Practices for a New Project in 2021
by KaiserPro on Monday July 05, 2021 @09:39AM
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> the only sane choice is probably through Docker images
Its really not. You either tailor your dependencies to match the host (clue, you should be doing this anyway, it makes things much easier in the long run), or use virtual envs.
pyenv also gives you some (non obvious) flexibility as well
However, having said that, the chances are, your go or rust binary is going to be in a docker env as well(so is your python), so its basically all the same.
Its really not. You either tailor your dependencies to match the host (clue, you should be doing this anyway, it makes things much easier in the long run), or use virtual envs.
pyenv also gives you some (non obvious) flexibility as well
However, having said that, the chances are, your go or rust binary is going to be in a docker env as well(so is your python), so its basically all the same.