Mitch Denny

OK so just to round this out and so we can give some guidance back to @wmeints ... shall we go with `Aspire.Hosting.Python.Django` as a way of isolating app frameworks...

@samsp-msft

@dorgrin6 in terms of 1 & 2 I'd be interested in seeing a PR for Aspire. I think item 3 is probably a different open source project entirely.

Now that we are past GA ... how do we want to handle this?

Python support is almost certainly something we'd want to support in-tree anyway since its pretty common in things like AI and data science scenarios.

There is a meta conversation here which is not Python specific about how we want to handle closely related application frameworks: https://github.com/dotnet/aspire/issues/4163 Interesting for Node.js we don't have APIs which...

@davidfowl I've been thinking about things like Node.js (and now Python). I'm wondering if whether to make things easier for people we should create a boilerplate Dockerfile if one doesn't...

@wmeints this is 95% of the way there - if we can just get the XML doc issues resolved I think we can merge this in!

~~@davidfowl @wmeints so I've been thinking about what `AddPythonProject` does around defaulting to using PublishAsDockerfile. I think that for the initial merge we should leave it to emit an `executable.v0`...

@wmeints looks like we are both working on the branch. I switched you project generation code to use real python and actually setup a virtual environment. We need this so...