The default python packages system is handy enough but it's global with all the issues that entails. (It also only updates when any given python runtime is actually installed.)
Since mise can set up a local virtualenv, it makes sense that when doing so it would be able to add some default packages, which would be specified somewhere in settings:
The default python packages system is handy enough but it's global with all the issues that entails. (It also only updates when any given python runtime is actually installed.)
Since mise can set up a local virtualenv, it makes sense that when doing so it would be able to add some default packages, which would be specified somewhere in settings:
In an ideal world it could even install a local package as editable (
pip install -e .
) but maybe that's too esoteric to ask for.