Nice explanation! I used to manage all my environments with pyenv and poetry. However, poetry dependency resolver has its own drawbacks... so far, UV is great :)
Nice explanation. uv is real gamechanger. A note: The explicit creation of venv was not necessary. It is by default done when you add a dependency or even at the moment you use "uv run "
Nice explanation! I used to manage all my environments with pyenv and poetry. However, poetry dependency resolver has its own drawbacks... so far, UV is great :)
Nice explanation. uv is real gamechanger.
A note: The explicit creation of venv was not necessary. It is by default done when you add a dependency or even at the moment you use "uv run "
Great video! What IDE are you using?
Can uv automatically activate virtual environment if I go into a python project directory and also deactivate if I go out of it?