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by charliermarsh 2y ago
This project is specifically about publishing test cases for package managers -- it's not a package manager or a registry itself. We use it in uv [1] to test that our resolver is spec compliant. pip also explored using it for the same
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
Happy to report that this definitely isn't a paid ad. The Home Assistant team did this on their own. I helped out by building uv for some of the architectures they needed: https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/pull&
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
Thank you so much.
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
We do actually support direct installation of Git and direct URL dependencies. Like, you can do run `uv pip install` with: ``` black @ git+ https://github.com/psf/black ``` We also support editable installs for local di
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
I think having a good story for local workspaces is gonna be a key piece of this next phase of the project, where we grow uv from a "pip replacement" to a "Poetry replacement" -- or, phrased differently, to something tha
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
Yes, we absolutely want to support platform-agnostic lockfiles. Very important thing. The "feature not a bug" tone is probably because we intentionally limited the scope of this release to _not_ support platform-agnostic resolutio
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
Yeah, this is very much on our roadmap and probably one of the first things we'll tackle next.
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
Thanks Ed! Your work as always is a big source of inspiration. > Do you expect to make the higher level workflow independent of requirements.txt / support a platform-agnostic lockfile? Being attached to Rye makes me think "no&q
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
This is how Ruff works too! (Ruff is also a standalone binary with no Python dependency.) If you're interested, I recommend checking out Maturin, which makes this pretty easy -- you can ship any standalone Rust binary as a Python packa
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
If you notice differences vs. the originating plugins, would definitely appreciate it if you could file an issue! We tend to be very responsive especially when it comes to matters of correctness. Candidly, for Flake8 plugins, my experience
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by charliermarsh 3y ago
Thank you for the kind words :)
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We raised a bunch of money(fly.io)
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Yeah that's right, we use the RustPython parser and lexer internally. Works great! And it's actually seen a bunch of improvements over the past few months -- we contributed back some CPython compatibility improvements and a couple
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
By the way: epage, you are a hero. I am very grateful for everything you build.
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Oh heh yeah I saw flake8-import-single :) That might be equivalent to using Ruff's isort implementation with `force_single_line` but maybe that comes with other implications that you don't want for SQLAlchemy.
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Thank you for the kind words, I hope Ruff's working well for you
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Yeah Ruff and Pylint can be used in a complementary way. Pylint implements rules that Ruff does not, and vice versa. I think Ruff might actually support more _total_ rules than Pylint at this point (not a great metric), but Pylint does more
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Yeah we don't support arbitrary Flake8 plugins. We do plan to support plugins eventually but the exact architecture and API are TBD. If there are plugins that would be particularly impactful for you, I'd be happy to take a look at
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
It's mostly the reasons you've hit on but I'll try to add some color to them based on my experience with Ruff. 1. The "fearless concurrency" that you get with Rust is a big one though. Ruff has a really simple paral
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Didn't expect to see this here but I'll take this opportunity to say thank you to all the contributors and to anyone that's given Ruff a try. I'm around if anyone has questions.
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Of course. There's at least one Ruff contributor who I know is working on a Python docstring parser, written in Rust, with formal grammars etc. (unlike Pydocstyle which relies on regex). I don't know the status of that project, bu
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
That's right -- we don't support match statements, and we don't support except* (which is part of 3.11 IIRC), but I _think_ we support everything else. And of course, I intend to support all of those language features. If int
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
I've never used, but have heard good things about darglint (although it's now archived): https://github.com/terrencepreilly/darglint A lot of folks want us to add that kind of enforcement to Ruff ( https:&#x2
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
There's an issue tracking parity here: https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff/issues/970 Though it's probably a bit conservative. Some rules are implemented as straight one-to-one ports from Pylint,
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
> There are two tools for dealing with packages in the Node world, namely npm and Yarn. Not to mention pnpm. Or Bun. Or even Deno. All of which deal with packages, and make different choices. This isn't to be a pedant, but I think i
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
I agree!
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Oh, also, I think I've read the entire Discussions thread on this PEP, and from what I can tell, the PEP is missing champions who are eager to push it forward. Part of the problem, I'm guessing, is that the PEP kind of sits in a w
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
It's interesting to note that PEP 582 (i.e. __pypackages__) mode used to be the PDM default -- and was sort of its flagship feature -- before being made opt-in with 2.0 release, the explanation being that the PEP had stalled, and that
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by charliermarsh 4y ago
Absolutely no idea if they’re true but the Pipe founders are contesting these claims in the replies: https://twitter.com/joshmangel/status/1595872694549069827 https://twitter.com/zallarak/stat

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