And that makes this, what, the 100th package management solution for Python? A big reason why Python package management sucks is because there are as many package managers as there are frameworks in JavaScript. Nobody ever knows what is the standard, and by the time that information propagates, it is no longer the standard.
Is it really such a big deal that there are multiple "good enough" solutions available? I understand it is suboptimal, especially for beginners, but dependency management in Python is a solved problem for a while now. And also there are not that many solutions. Previously Poetry was the best, now uv is looking to take its place. Not 100 different solutions imo.
