> Why is that hard for the Python community to come up with a single tool to rule them all? (I know https://xkcd.com/927/).
because they're obsessed with fixing non-issues (switching out pgp signing for something you can only get from microsoft, sorry, "trusted providers", arguing about mission statements, etc.)
whilst ignoring the multiple elephants in the room (namespacing, crap slow packaging tool that has to download everything because the index sucks, mix of 4 badly documented tools to build anything, index that operates on filenames, etc.)
because they're obsessed with fixing non-issues (switching out pgp signing for something you can only get from microsoft, sorry, "trusted providers", arguing about mission statements, etc.)
whilst ignoring the multiple elephants in the room (namespacing, crap slow packaging tool that has to download everything because the index sucks, mix of 4 badly documented tools to build anything, index that operates on filenames, etc.)