Poetry is a locking package manager. That’s extremely useful for applications where you don’t want dependencies to drift. However for a library you want pinning a to be looser so the benefits of poetry aren’t as strong. Given that hatch is the official method from the PyPA it felt like a better choice.
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Awesome! Let me know how you get on and don't hesitate to open issues if you run into problems or have thoughts about the API design.
Without opening a philosophical discussion on Python package management what were the pragmatic reasons from switching from Poetry to Hatch?
I'm about to run my first bit of kr8s code!
Poetry is a locking package manager. That’s extremely useful for applications where you don’t want dependencies to drift. However for a library you want pinning a to be looser so the benefits of poetry aren’t as strong. Given that hatch is the official method from the PyPA it felt like a better choice.