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I use pyenv (to have multiple Python versions installed) and pipenv a lot.
I don't know about cargo but pipenv is not that different from yarn. It has a file with the list of dependencies and a lock file. It tends to consume less resources than yarn because Python dependencies trees are usually much smaller than those of JS libraries.
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How is pipenv working out for you? Is it comparable to yarn or cargo in your experience?
I use pyenv (to have multiple Python versions installed) and pipenv a lot.
I don't know about cargo but pipenv is not that different from yarn. It has a file with the list of dependencies and a lock file. It tends to consume less resources than yarn because Python dependencies trees are usually much smaller than those of JS libraries.