use uv to bootstrap the host system Python environment #892
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Add a new build script which uses uv to bootstrap the Python
environment on the host and run the build.
To use this new script on a host with uv installed use:
uv run ./build-uv.py
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I'd probably switch CI to use this as a part of this change, wdyt? |
That was the next step I had planned. I see the path being:
These could be done in a single PR or split into separate. I don't have a strong opinion on either. |
Import dependencies using pinning used by existing pip workflow
uv add -r requirements.in -c requirements.txt
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Note: To upgrade to 3.14 in |
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| uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@38f3f104447c67c051c4a08e39b64a148898af3a # v4.2.0 |
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I imagine we can turn the cache off here? I'm not even sure it's on by default.
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Yeah, you can turn the cache off there -- I think it's enable-cache: false.
Based on setup-uv's README it's enabled by default for non-self-hosted runners.
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Can we upgrade to 3.14 separately? That part feels out of scope. |
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I don't mind if you switch CI separately, but doing it here seems like a great way to demonstrate that it's working on all platforms. I imagine we'll find problems, e.g., on Windows? |
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I think we can keep the old workflow around for a bit for other consumers. |
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Absolutely, the note was mostly for my own benefit if/when the upgrade to 3.14 comes. |
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Yes a few. 😄 |
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Add a new build script which uses uv to bootstrap the Python environment on the host and runs the build.
To use this new script on a host with uv installed use: