Chris Lieb

At a bare minimum, this should have been mentioned in the release notes for the release. My primary issue is that this is a stealth change to anyone who doesn't...

> glad to receive your reply, but I used trivy tool to scan Django 3.2.25 version, but did not find any vulnerability hints. This is most likely because the CVEs...

I actually like the way that `sbt` handles this more than Gradle's approach. `sbt` reads a `build.properties` file in the project and, if the SBT version in that file differs...

You get it to team members by having them install whatever version of uv they like (that's new enough to have this feature) via the official install script, pipx, or...

Except they don't need a version of Python installed at all. Installing uv doesn't require Python as a pre-requisite when using the official installer script (and your proposed `uvw` wrapper...

While I don't have any experience with pyprojectx, I have worked with `gradlew` in the past and it was nowhere near as automatic as `sbt` makes things. With `sbt`, you...

> > I have worked with `gradlew` in the past and it was nowhere near as automatic as `sbt` makes things. With `sbt`, you can't run the wrong version of...