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                                            Zanie Blue

Is `clang` required for compiling C extensions?

Going to track improving this in https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/issues/8429

Is `clang` required for compiling C extensions?

I believe `get_config_var("CC")` is always going to return the value CPython was built with. It sounds like 21cmFAST should read the `CC` variable first and prefer that?

Is `clang` required for compiling C extensions?

I think so! At the very least, it doesn't allow overriding it to your preferred compiler. I'm not sure what downstream best practice is.

import of module '__prefect_loader__' failed when 'multiprocessing.Pool.apply_async' is used within the flow via remote deployments

Thanks for the report! I'm not sure how best to resolve this; it's going to take some investigation — contributions welcome!

import of module '__prefect_loader__' failed when 'multiprocessing.Pool.apply_async' is used within the flow via remote deployments

@rsampaths16 I'd be curious to see what happens when that line is removed. I don't remember the implications of it and it seems like there may be difficulty retrieving the...

Constraint support for `uv lock` (as `uv pip install -r requirements.txt --constraint constraints.txt`)

I think we can track this in https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/issues/6518 I feel relatively strongly that constraints should be defined in the project metadata instead of provided directly to `uv lock`.

Allow setting a target version for `uv self update`

This is supported upstream, e.g., https://github.com/axodotdev/cargo-dist/blob/c92b9a1ab36ff8fe0173c80a951a045eed81a760/cargo-dist/src/main.rs#L597-L607

Don't enable pre-releases when `!=` is used with pre-release specifier

Does `--prereleases disallow` work? The default is `if-necessary-or-explicit` and these are "explicit" specifiers. https://docs.astral.sh/uv/reference/settings/#prerelease

Don't enable pre-releases when `!=` is used with pre-release specifier

I think that's reasonable too, but low priority to change.

How to run a library module?

I think we should document this. I'm not sure we should provide a shorthand yet... but it does seem kind of nice?