Zanie Blue

> This question is about uv python install, right? Yep > It would would be super cool if the distribution was encoded in the uv binary of the specified platform!...

This is really a problem with `requests`, I think? I'm not sure it makes sense for uv to introduce a way to break reproducibility of environments. If we did add...

`native-tls=true` for uv instructs uv's networking stack to read your system certs. It doesn't inject the system certs into the Python SSL context.

👋 I can reproduce this on 1.1.4 with ```python import dateparser from datetime import datetime dateparser.parse( "in 3 hours", settings={ "TO_TIMEZONE": "UTC", "RELATIVE_BASE": datetime.now(), }, ) ``` I'm on Python...

I'd use `uv run --python ...` to test different Python versions. I agree with @nathanscain I'd be curious to understand why you want multiple static environments around. Regardless, the workaround...

You can use `--isolated` to avoid changing your default project environment.

Yeah it's thrown away, we could consider changing that but I think we would need a concrete motivating example. It's a goal of uv to make environments disposable via speed.

Yeah but the same could be said for, e.g., the combination of all dependency groups / extras, which is 2^N environments. I think we need more generalized solutions to these...

I need to think a bit more about what we want long-term, i.e., if we want to go this route or something like `--exclude` / `--exclude-file` long-term. I'm wary of...

Some nice detailed context in https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/issues/9754