Wouter Vanden Hove

Question: Why are these external packages hard dependencies of Sphinx? I never use applehelp or devhelp, so why does it need to be installed?

poetry's default of capping upperbounds, is a timebomb waiting to explode. relaxed should be the default. I would even monkeypatch poetry-code to enforce that behaviour

the arguments are well known, but ignored for now: https://iscinumpy.dev/post/bound-version-constraints/

> I would even monkeypatch poetry-code to enforce that behaviour To clarify: I meant I would monkeypatch this in my local setups. DId not mean that this plugin should do...

> Support for auto-relax after poetry add Why *after*, and not *during*? This poetry-relax module at the moent could just be a single-line sed-script replace some chars in a file,...

"opt-in variables"? because you don't trust your own environment-variables? That makes zero sense to me. > Currently uv.lock exposes API keys in source URLs which means a lot of users...

@paveldikov You argue against putting secrets in environment variables, because they might be leaked (see uv.lock). OK, Then don't. I worked for years in the pharma-industry, and currently work in...

> Specifically, you would like us to read .env files before every operation? yes. pip supports a config-file pip.ini / pip.conf all those values in that config-support can also be...

I always try to setup projects in an isolated way: ``` .env .venv/ docs/ src/ tests/ var/cache var/cache/ipython var/cache/pytest var/cache/python var/cache/ruff var/cache/sphinx var/cache var/log var/tmp ``` to make ruff use...

@blakeNaccarato IMHO it is widely understood that .env-files should have a bash-compatible syntax. Besides that, there should not be anything language or tool specific.