If I want to dip a toe in and run Rye and pyenv side-by-side on the same machine (not for the same project obviously)... is that going to be a footgun? I'm assuming... yes, since the shims from both are going to conflict?
Update: looks like this might be supported, from the FAQ...
Can I use Rye Alongside Other Python Installations?
Rye given it's experimental nature does not want to disrupt already existing Python workflows. As such using it alongside other Python installations is intentionally supported. Even if the Rye shims come first on the PATH, Rye will automatically resolve to a different Python installation on the search path when invoked in a folder that contains a non Rye managed project.
Update: looks like this might be supported, from the FAQ...
Can I use Rye Alongside Other Python Installations?
Rye given it's experimental nature does not want to disrupt already existing Python workflows. As such using it alongside other Python installations is intentionally supported. Even if the Rye shims come first on the PATH, Rye will automatically resolve to a different Python installation on the search path when invoked in a folder that contains a non Rye managed project.
As such the answer is a clear yes!