Python has too many package managers
Python has too many package managers
Overview of Python's Package management ecosystem in 2024
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I’ve tried several and all of them left be disappointed eventually.
What did you end up using for your workflow?
Not OP. I ended up using hatch to make packages because it’s simple and does everything without feeling like a jumbled mess of tools like Poetry. It feels unix-like and didn’t prevent from doing my job.
Hatch is great. It's easy to get started but I wouldn't call it simple. Flit is simple, because it's limited.
Hatch is complex enough to allow you to override everything, which makes it not simple, but also not complicated.
I landed on hatch. The way it handles venvs and python versioning is awesome, and can also use UV. I haven't used UV yet tho.