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uv - pip killer or yet another package manager?

 
 
Uv is the "pip but blazingly fast™️ because it's written in rust" and is developed by the same folks that built ruff. It is designed as a drop-in replacement for pip and pip-tools for package management. uv supports everything you'd expect from a modern Python packaging tool: editable installs, Git dependencies, URL dependencies, local dependencies, constraint files, source distributions, custom indexes, and more, all designed around drop-in compatibility with your existing tools. uv's virtual environments are standards-compliant and work interchangeably with other tools — there's no lock-in or customization required. It supports Linux, Windows, and macOS, and has been tested at-scale against the public PyPI index. Read more...

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