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I’ve seen uv a lot recently. Is there any major benefit over poetry?
by tiltowait 2y ago
I’ve seen uv a lot recently. Is there any major benefit over poetry?
- __mharrison__ 2y agoSpeed! You won't go back
- dave4420 2y agoUv will manage python versions for you.
- ddorian43 2y agoThat don't support compiled c/rust/etc libraries so you have to compile them.
- beaugunderson 2y ago- great lock update behavior by default (though --no-update became the default in poetry 2.0) - speed, as others have said (5 minutes → 70 seconds for our docker build) - much easier (and faster) virtual environment management than poetry, should you want a venv - manages the python version, including new GIL-less variants if you want to try them - script dependencies (include requirements as a comment in a script and it will install and use them)
- xboxnolifes 2y agoI've been using uv as a drop-in replacement for poetry. My little usage of it so far has led me to view it as just a better poetry. Does the same things I wanted from poetry, but faster and I haven't hit the dependency resolve issues I hit with poetry in the past (tbf, I think these got fixed in poetry since).
- mynegation 2y agoIt’s way way faster for one.