docs(test): Add --reinstall flag to uv sync command #274
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Without `--reinstall`, `uv sync` will use existing wheels it finds for workspace members. This behaviour is not what you want for testing e.g. - Use "uv sync --group test" to create a brand new environment - Switch branches - Use "uv sync --group test" to update the venv to new branch and test -> does not work as expected. Packages from previous branch will be used. The only solution is `--reinstall` which forces a rebuild of the local workspace members.
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Without
--reinstall,uv syncwill use existing wheels it finds for workspace members. This behaviour is not what you want for testing e.g.The only solution is
--reinstallwhich forces a rebuild of the local workspace members.