← Back to context Comment by tgv 2 months ago Won't those dependencies then be global? With potential conflicts as a result? 3 comments tgv Reply auxym 2 months ago uv uses a global cache but hardlinks the dependencies for your script into a temp venv that is only for your script, so its still pretty fast. stephenlf 2 months ago Nope! uv takes care of that. uv is a work of art. tgv 2 months ago Then I should seriously take a look at it. I figured it was just another package manager.
auxym 2 months ago uv uses a global cache but hardlinks the dependencies for your script into a temp venv that is only for your script, so its still pretty fast.
stephenlf 2 months ago Nope! uv takes care of that. uv is a work of art. tgv 2 months ago Then I should seriously take a look at it. I figured it was just another package manager.
tgv 2 months ago Then I should seriously take a look at it. I figured it was just another package manager.
uv uses a global cache but hardlinks the dependencies for your script into a temp venv that is only for your script, so its still pretty fast.
Nope! uv takes care of that. uv is a work of art.
Then I should seriously take a look at it. I figured it was just another package manager.