This is why the Python landscape is such a mess in the first place. The “one thing” should have been project management. Instead, we end up with 20 different tools that have a very limited context, often overlapping or being mutually exclusive to each other in functionality, and it’s up to each project to adopt and configure them correctly.
The mass adoption of uv is a clear sign that we’re tired of this flawed approach. Leave the Unix philosophy to core utilities of an OS.
“Do one thing and one thing well”
This is why the Python landscape is such a mess in the first place. The “one thing” should have been project management. Instead, we end up with 20 different tools that have a very limited context, often overlapping or being mutually exclusive to each other in functionality, and it’s up to each project to adopt and configure them correctly.
The mass adoption of uv is a clear sign that we’re tired of this flawed approach. Leave the Unix philosophy to core utilities of an OS.