Jarek Potiuk

> I'd like an uv pip wheel sort of command; it's very useful for multi-stage Docker image builds where you might need e.g. the full Python dev kit to build...

It might not be a final solution - but I've just merged a huge [PR](https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/36537) for Airflow's monorepo where I implemented this very feature in a slightly workaround'y way, but...

> If anyone is desperately looking for a Python package manager supporting monorepos, [rye](https://github.com/mitsuhiko/rye) has support for this now via workspaces: https://rye-up.com/guide/workspaces/ > > Like hatch, rye follows the standards...

FYI. @AustinTSchaffer: There are various Ideas how monorepos can be handled and there are various tools supporting them. Many people understand monorepos in various ways. And I think personally that...

Speaking of interest - I wanted to just document a case where more selective `--pre` flag would be really useful. It's a bit tangential (but I believe very much related)....

> Tagently to your use case, but of maybe useful context, it's trying to install apache-airflow[all] using a different tool that led me down this rabbit hole of pre-releases: https://github.com/prefix-dev/rip/issues/74#issuecomment-1841835301...

> Good to know, but my main use case for all is to quickly test if I can break Python package resolvers (mostly Pip as I test and develop different...

I would just add to what @notatallshaw wrote (the solution with constraints is really good), that you seem to be looking for generic solution in `pip` while possibly, what you...

> Oh wow. But that actually _is_ the filename as on PyPI, right? Certainly: https://pypi.org/project/SQLAlchemy/1.4.52/#files I think best if you trim+ add hash if the file name exceeds a certain...

Yep. My homedir where I hit it (my linux workstation with Debian Mint) is indeed encrypted. And the reason it is 143 (seems) is explained here https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ECryptfs#Deficiencies As of newer...