I’ve been using and advocating uv ever since forever. It’s impossible to think about using python without nowadays.
Among many things it’s improved, scripting with python finally just works without the pain of some odd env issue.
Among many things it’s improved, scripting with python finally just works without the pain of some odd env issue.
From what I can tell uv doesn’t (unlike poetry) assist with venvs what so ever.
What is a trivial «poetry run» becomes the same venv-horrors of Python fame when I use uv and «uv run».
Based on that, your comment strikes me as the polar opposite of my experience (which is why I still resort to poetry).
Care to outline how you use v to solve venv-issues, since from what I can tell, uv explicitly doesn’t?
I’m very curious.
Here’s a couple links to discussions about it on HN:
And how does that work on Windows, which to my knowledge doesn’t even support shebangs?