Yes but I then still then have to declare all dependencies for all tiny throwaway script, right now I have global python in pyenv and installed tons of plugins and didn't have too much issues with conflicts so was good enough for me
Uv takes the position that since it’s so fast to install dependencies and create environments, you don’t maintain a global venv.
uvx ruff file.py
Otherwise you can:
uv run —-with package file.py
https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/scripts/#running-a-script-w...
Or better, do the above, then create a virtual env, set the virtual env in your.bashrc and install everything into that
Better still... use uv script --init See other comments on this post
alias newpy='function _newpy() {
default_deps=("rich" "requests");
uv init --script "$1" && uv add "${default_deps[@]}" --script "$1";
}; _newpy'