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This line of thought is honestly a bit silly - uv is just a package manager that actually does its job for resolving dependencies. You’re talking about a comple
by catgary 6mo ago
This line of thought is honestly a bit silly - uv is just a package manager that actually does its job for resolving dependencies. You’re talking about a completely orthogonal problem.
- zahlman 6mo ago> uv is just a package manager that actually does its job for resolving dependencies. Pip resolves dependencies just fine. It just also lets you try to build the environment incrementally (which is actually useful, especially for people who aren't "developers" on a "project"), and is slow (for a lot of reasons).
- duskdozer 6mo agouv is really only something you need if you already aren't managing dependencies responsibly, imo.