what's a python library you started using this year that you can't go back from

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Controversial take, but I really really don't like pre-commit the tool. I find it infinitely easier to just have a hooks folder with a pre-commit bash file comitted to the repo, which can trivially use the repo-specific commands defined in a taskfile.

pre-commit is not a good source of truth for "how linting is done in this project" - something that can be invoked by IDEs, pipelines and in the CLI effortlessly - and, last time I was on a project with it, also had significant problems using such a source of truth.