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Re:Python dependency management is a dumpster fire by mrbungie on Saturday December 14, 2024 @08:21PM (#42420752)
This. And also try always to fix the version of the requirements, and that's it.

Never had a problem making reproducible builds doing so.

Re:Python dependency management is a dumpster fire by Fethbita on Sunday December 15, 2024 @04:59AM (#42422608)
I had issues with exactly this method. One of my dependencies was pulled off to a paid model so my project no longer worked.
Re:Python dependency management is a dumpster fire by mrbungie on Sunday December 15, 2024 @07:04AM (#42422997)
Anyone remember the leftpad fiasco in the node ecosystem? That could happen in any dependency system that allows owners to unpublish dependencies and that's one risk users must weigh when adding them.
Re:Python dependency management is a dumpster fire by Alir3z4 on Sunday December 15, 2024 @07:47AM (#42423151)
Yeah, I assume pinning the version is something everyone does? Or probably many just don't and will have those "python deps management is a mess drama".

TBH, I've seen tutorials or even some companies simply do `pip freeze > requirements.txt` :shrug: which is a mess.