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It is. In this older article (by Anna-Lena Popkes) uv is still not in the middle, but I would claim it's the new King of Project Management, when it comes to Python.
uv init --name <some name> --package --app
and you're off to the races.Are you cloning a repo that's
uv
-enabled? Justuv sync
and you're done!Heck, you can now add dependencies to a script and just
uv run --script script.py
(IIRC) and you don't need to install anything -uv
will take care of it all, including a needed Python version.Only downside is that it's not 1.0 yet, so the API can change at any update. That is the last hurdle for me.