Hi,
I haven't investigated this all that far yet as I thought it might be better to
run past others before I put too much effort in.
In the old bloodhound work we pretty much just made use of requirements files
for installing with pip. Up to now the new bloodhound-core work was using
pipenv [1] which may well be good enough for our needs but I feel like there
are constraints from it only really being for applications rather than allowing
for our work to be consumable as libraries.
Poetry [2] seems like it is worth playing with to keep some flexibility around
this aspect and it looks like it might make it easy to publish packages to pypi
if we wish to benefit from that.
Cheers,
Gary
[1] https://pipenv.pypa.io/
[2] https://python-poetry.org/
