Support uv pip install -r uv.lock

[charliermarsh]

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[leddy231]

I think this makes a lot of sense, this would allow installing packages from one or more lockfiles directly to the system python, without removing any packages (which uv sync would do). We need this for painless switch from poetry to uv 😄

[charliermarsh]

I'm currently more in favor of adding uv export to requirements.txt, then uv pip install -r requirements.txt, since it's more flexible and composable.

[leddy231]

That would work too, and would be a clearer separation between project tools uv ... and raw pip tools.

Could they be piped together? A uv export | uv pip install --system oneliner in the dockerfile would be nice, instead of a intermediate file

[shaunhegarty]

That would work too, and would be a clearer separation between project tools uv ... and raw pip tools.

Could they be piped together? A uv export | uv pip install --system oneliner in the dockerfile would be nice, instead of a intermediate file

This would be nice for github actions too. Alternatively offer a way to specify the system interpreter when doing uv sync

[zanieb]

@shaunhegarty can you share more about why uv run is not suitable for use in GitHub Actions in your use-case?

[shaunhegarty]

@shaunhegarty can you share more about why uv run is not suitable for use in GitHub Actions in your use-case?

@zanieb Knowledge deficit on my part. uv run works for all the actions so far. Thanks!