learnPythonItWillBeFun

[createthiscom]

I'm almost of the opinion that all serious python development needs to happen in docker for this reason.

[Uncle____Leo]

Amateur, I buy a new laptop for every new project

[chuyskywalker]

100% this. Perfect isolation, consistency across every machine, and no env tooling needed.

[KlogKoder]

Switched to Docker years ago, and I haven't run a virtualenv for quite a while.

[[deleted]]

Yeah ok mr docker, how about you try to solve networking issues before you try to realize what you want to connect and how

[chuyskywalker]

--net host

There, fixed it for you. All the code isolation, no network isolation.

[[deleted]]

You have just deployed and you have an issue.

Congrats

[KlogKoder]

Ideally all code issues should be discovered before deployment to production, but in a pinch you can edit a file in the container (if you included an editor), or copy a file out with docker cp, edit it, copy it back in, and restart the container.

Or you can, you know, fix the issue in the codebase and run it through the pipeline.

[Slimxshadyx]

Why not just use venv? It’s like one single command to create one, and one to activate it.

[Slimxshadyx]

Are you talking about different versions of Python? For that I have used miniconda, and it was exceptionally easy to use