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### Specify . in requirements.txt One option is to specify `.` in the `requirements.txt`, installing the current directory: ``` . pandas==2.0.3 streamlit==1.25.0 ``` However, this conflicts with my `pyproject.toml`, which...

Here's one of the talks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSKTfG1GXYQ Thanks Charlie!

I had the same issue (with publishing), and it still took me some time to figure it out. So I wrote [a blog post]( https://xebia.com/blog/how-to-publish-a-python-package-to-a-gitlab-package-registry-using-uv/) about it. Basically it boils...

If you have a lot of unstaged files, the current pre-commit hook will still have `ty` check them. You can solve this by setting `pass_filenames: true` and specifying `types: [python]`...

That's a very good point. Is there a better way of ignoring unstaged files for a hook?