There are plenty of things that are “scripting”, i.e. ad-hoc admin of other projects that aren’t actually Python projects, where you want to share code between multiple scripts.
For such important projects, its not a big deal to just create Python packages. I don’t get your point. You can use Python for scripting, and you can use it for full fledged programs or share package dependencies.
My only problem is, that non standard package dependencies need to be installed by the end user, or sometimes the Python version does not match. These are the biggest issues to me.
There are plenty of things that are “scripting”, i.e. ad-hoc admin of other projects that aren’t actually Python projects, where you want to share code between multiple scripts.
For such important projects, its not a big deal to just create Python packages. I don’t get your point. You can use Python for scripting, and you can use it for full fledged programs or share package dependencies.
My only problem is, that non standard package dependencies need to be installed by the end user, or sometimes the Python version does not match. These are the biggest issues to me.