I am sure @Juan Luis has an opinion about this 🔥

LOL

Interesting idea, not sure if I like it.

pipx

basically install things like

black

in a global environment (not core dependency), so you installed it once, then have your project dependencies in isolated environment.

yep, I'm a big fan of

pipx

! I use it for linters,

docker-compose

, stuff like that

I imagine it works well for development, unsure how well does it integrate with things like

pre-commit

that comes with its own virtualenv. May end up running different version of linter in CI and your local?

yeah pre-commit does its own thing I think

btw people have so many questions about Python Packaging😂

you're right, since I started using pre-commit I haven't used pipx much

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wow! it's amazing, I get the same questions everytime I touch pip or conda during a training 😄

Never used pipx, but I really like ruff! The first time I tried it, I instantly replaced pylint with it and never looked back. It’s just so unbelievably fast 😱. When no issues are found, it’s as if it never ran at all. Plus the

—fix

option is so nice! I run it in VSCode on save and it just frees up so much of my time to focus on logic instead of linting.

What does the

-fix

option does? pylint is the slowest linter among the rest, it makes my commit takes more than 2 minutes with pre-commit

I think

-fix

is essentially the autoformatting part right? isort + black + ...

The fix options allows you to fix certain violations against rules. It goes beyond isort and formatting!

Stupid question, how do you configure

ruff

that sort imports? @Matthias Roels What's the configuration?