Comment by comradesmith 2 days ago Cause one is a formatter and the other is a package manager. That shouldn’t be hard to understand. 3 comments comradesmith Reply nikisweeting 2 days ago Package managers providing a shortcut to call a standardized formatter is a very popular feature in many languages, also not hard to understand the appeal:- cargo fmt- go fmt- deno fmt- dart format agos 1 day ago - mix formattoo! chippiewill 2 days ago `uv` isn't a package manager (that's the `uv-pip` sub command), it's a project manager. It's meant to manage all aspects of the project.
nikisweeting 2 days ago Package managers providing a shortcut to call a standardized formatter is a very popular feature in many languages, also not hard to understand the appeal:- cargo fmt- go fmt- deno fmt- dart format agos 1 day ago - mix formattoo!
chippiewill 2 days ago `uv` isn't a package manager (that's the `uv-pip` sub command), it's a project manager. It's meant to manage all aspects of the project.
Package managers providing a shortcut to call a standardized formatter is a very popular feature in many languages, also not hard to understand the appeal:
- cargo fmt
- go fmt
- deno fmt
- dart format
- mix format
too!
`uv` isn't a package manager (that's the `uv-pip` sub command), it's a project manager. It's meant to manage all aspects of the project.