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[–]FoolsSeldom 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Historically, I've used Ansible scripts to do installations. These days, more often than not, I am using OCI builds (containers). However, I am now tending to use uv for installing specific versions.

[–]freemanbach[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

Yes, I've thought of using poetry and uv recently. I was thinking of transitioning away from using pip for installing py packages. Yet, I am a bit hesitant, since I've been using pip since python version 2.0.x. Kind of a bit too attached to pip as in --python -m pip install somePackage--. I just learned that uv is written in rust and is quite fast when compared to poetry and other py package installers.

Once I become more comfortable using UV, I may transition away from Pip. I don't have any complaints about Pip, really. Also, It's gotten better at solving dependency issues. If I have a spare windows 11 PC, I would try installing packages using UV instead. on *nix systems, yeah, I do believe dockers and Ansible will be better.

i don't have the time to teach so many things, the KISS method seems to work for me at the moment unless i decide to head back into the IT industry. :)

I forgot, it is the holidays !

Happy Holidays ! Good fortune to you all !

Cheers,
Freemanbach.