uv: A Single Python Tool to Replace pip, pipx, pyenv, poetry and more!

[@i_accept_all_cookies]

Thanks for sharing, this is really cool! Going to use this from now on.

[@themax2go]

i was looking for vids on using pyenv... well hello, uv :)

[@saptakdas9024]

getting erro "'uv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. " but I have already installed uv. I am using windows

[@themax2go]

--add script is also amazing!

[@barulli87]

what if you are already using pyenv, how to replace with uv?

[@juanjocastillo736]

Something like rye, isn't it? For python I prefer things written in python.

[@rsrini7]

nice. another tool rye from same developer.. on top of uv also good

[@aeggeska1]

How do you do a rootless docker multistage build using uv? Preferably zero CVE with something like chain guard wolfi. Can't get it to work.

[@jabuci]

I prefer putting the .venv folder in a separate directory (on Linux: ~/.virtualenvs). Can we tell uv to behave like this? I store my projects in Dropbox and I don't want to litter it with huge virt. environments. If it's possible, I would switch from poetry.

[@DaveWarnock]

I'm not sure how to check for outdated packages with uv?

[@themax2go]

--with [module_name] => amazing!

[@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-]

uv does not have a built-in command to list all virtual environments. Unlike Conda that provide commands like 'conda env list'.

[@TravisSeymour-w1o]

How do you create a new project that I can put on github and have others then install using uv run? I'm trying to switch from pipx to uv for distributing apps.

[@IanWootten]

You'd need to publish it to a registry (most likely you'd want to use pypi). docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/publish/

[@GovindSoniDotCom]

wow.. would make code much easier to transfer and mobile..

[@ScottzPlaylists]

👍 I like your videos, will you cover GUI using AI options❓ like ---- PC GUI using AI's, Web using AI's --- Windows GUI and apps as a tool 👍 Also cover projects to duplicate OpenAI 01 (strawberry)

[@Minepuffik]

and they made fun of npm and yarn...

[@jayhargis2352]

your keystrokes sound like drum taps.