I think, this is only relevant for staying on an older version of uv? Which is only a temporary solution, in any ecosystem and in almost any situation. It's jus

I think, this is only relevant for staying on an older version of uv? Which is only a temporary solution, in any ecosystem and in almost any situation. It's just "even more temporary" in Python :) If your old preferred alternative becomes unmaintained in the meantime and starts suffering from the same problems, that's basically equivalent to having to maintain a fork of uv. With the difference that it may be already out-of-date when the uv fork happens