> I'm not aware of any Clojure tools that are best-of-breed for project management. Java has a better model for locking everything down (or maybe how the Linux Distros manage their repositories)
Uh? Clojure locks everything down as a well. In fact, deps.edn solves many issues experienced with Maven.
Personally, I've found Clojure dependency management to be the best I've ever used in any language. It's simple, explicit, gets out of your way, and lets you just do your work.
> and Python has a better model for just keeping up with the current state of things.
I'd like to hear about this? Pip doesn't even have a command to update all dependencies in one go. And figuring what even are the dependencies of any given project is a mess.
Uh? Clojure locks everything down as a well. In fact, deps.edn solves many issues experienced with Maven.
Personally, I've found Clojure dependency management to be the best I've ever used in any language. It's simple, explicit, gets out of your way, and lets you just do your work.
> and Python has a better model for just keeping up with the current state of things.
I'd like to hear about this? Pip doesn't even have a command to update all dependencies in one go. And figuring what even are the dependencies of any given project is a mess.