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I want to frequently test a Python application I'm developing with uv, which I publish to a private repository on a GitLab instance. I've generated an access token with read access to the repo and I ...
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I am developing a LangGraph project with uv. It makes use of LangGraph's implementation of the model context protocol to interface with a number of third-party services, among them an interface for ...
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Similiar to this question, we want to specify an extra package index to be used by uv. However, our package index url contains private information, i.e., user name and token. Up to now, we used pip to ...
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So, pytorch requires a rather large bundle of packages. The prebuilt docker pytorch gpu images (https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/frameworks/pytorch-release-notes/running.html) are quite helpful in ...
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Resolved 38 packages in 1.11s × Failed to build `pyglm==2.8.2` ├─▶ The build backend returned an error ╰─▶ Call to `setuptools.build_meta.build_wheel` failed (exit code: 1) [stdout] ...
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The Python package management tool uv has an exclude-newer setting, documented as follows: Limit candidate packages to those that were uploaded prior to a given point in time. Accepts a superset of ...
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I have checked out Docker Caching and the uv docker example. Both of them fail to clarify on the behaviour of the cache directory. In the local system, I'm able to check and verify that the ...
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The documentation for uv says: If your project does not include a [build-system] definition in the pyproject.toml, uv will not build it by default. However: C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads>uv init ...
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When I install uv though winget, the uv, uvx and uvw aliases get added. I know that uvx is an alias for uv tool run, but what is uvw an alias for?
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I am using uv to manage my python environments and I am getting a low level error message when I try to run a simple tkinter script # xxx.py import tkinter as tk def main(): root = tk.Tk() ...
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I want to install the streamlink Python package to my corporate environment. For licencing issue, it needs to be: Built with --no-binary option for streamlink package. Built using ...
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I'm currently in the process of migrating an existing codebase in my org to use uv as a package manager. It's a monorepo and having the ability to setup workspaces within a single repo was amazing. I'...
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My project uses PyTorch and Lightning. Since PyTorch is system dependent, users need to install it manually, based on their platform, using the platform-specific pip command provided by the PyTorch ...
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I am using uv to manage my dependency. My pyproject.toml looks like [project] name = "project_1" version = "2.3.0" description = "My Project description." requires-python ...
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I have the following file 'test.py' #!/usr/bin/env python3 if __name__ == '__main__': test: str = "This is a test" breakpoint() print(test) When executing this (no venv) auto-...
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I intended to use git submodule to bring my other source code(backend) into my-app. Then I wanted utilize uv's workspace so that it manages the dependencies of both my-app and the backend altogether. ...
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I’m experimenting with the uv package manager for Python. Sometimes I want to try out a package briefly, but I don’t want to commit it to my project’s dependencies until I know I’ll use it. In npm, ...
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When installing ansible-dev-tools into venv with python -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate pip install ansible-dev-tools All the provided executables are located at .venv/bin and are executable ...
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I want to use uv to install packages and add dependencies, equivalent to the following pip workflow: git clone https://github.com/<username>/<repository>.git cd <repository> pip ...
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I am trying to set up an environment in Visual Studio Code for a Python project using uv on Ubuntu. I have tried different sequences of actions, but without success. Here is the latest one: uv init uv ...
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I'm trying to find a simple one-line instruction to create a new project and environment using uv so that I can work up python scripts using VS Code's interactive window. This is in Mac OS. uv init ...
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I want to set up a new Python project and use uv for package management. I don't have it installed on my global system, so I can't initialize an virtual env with uv venv The only solution I see now ...
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running marimo with uv as I have done with other projects, but for some reason it switches from the venv created using uv to the global version of python and nothing I do can seem to make it run in uv....
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I wanted to change the cache directory in uv. When I followed the documentation and typed the following command: uv cache dir --cache-dir 'E:\Program Files\uv\cache' It does not actually change the ...
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Unlike conda, UV create virtual environments under the project, with respect to their name. I have a fresh Mac, installed Cursor which is a variant of VS Code; when I open a Jupyter notebook, it has ...
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