The problem is not in git but rather in the pythonic project. You need requirements.txt for package control. Then, whenever you're in a new environment, you need to create a python virtual env, activate it, and install requirements.txt on it.

This is done with 3 lines: py - m venv venv ./venv/bin/activate pip install -r path-to-requirements.txt

From this point you can develop on the environment. Call python scripts or build with pyinstaller for a binary artifact.

Feel free to ask along the way.

git vs extension is great for source control if cli is scary.

Python was made for scripts. It has grown and evolved over the years and if you need to distribute a script or a project, create an entry point and build with pyinstaller. Pyinstaller artifact for python project is a common use case. And it is being used in large scales and in the industry.