The Catch in Rye: Seeding Change and Lessons Learned
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| Abstract | Python has a lot of packaging tools and what better way to solve the problem than to add another one. Rye is in many ways just another way to try to fix Python packaging, but it's also happy to not exist if something takes its place. This talk goes over all the lessons learned from writing it, what has lead to it's creation, how it's built internally and what we can do to just solve the problem once and for all. |
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