I'm a builder of, among other things, developer tools. From my perspective, the developer experience is the user experience I'm delivering. From the perspectiv

I'm a builder of, among other things, developer tools. From my perspective, the developer experience is the user experience I'm delivering. From the perspective of someone new to programming, the developer experience we deliver is the user experience they encounter. It is extraordinarily important that it be good. Again, I would simply rather use uv -- I really appreciate the thoughtful engineering that's gone into it. It solves this problem completely, along with many others. (For example, uv.lock is platform-independent.) I'm okay with the occasional workaround, but I think we should generally expect, and aim for, excellence with our tools.