migrate to uv from pyenv and publish to test.pypi #13
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use uv for dependency and package management publish to compliant-llm on test.pypi update docs todo: update dev docs for using uv current docs are in UV_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md which will be integrated into the standard development docs
neha-nupoor
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May 20, 2025
| cachetools==5.5.2 | ||
| certifi==2025.4.26 | ||
| charset-normalizer==3.4.2 | ||
| click==8.2.0 |
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does this file go in git?
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yes. this functions like npm's package-lock.json, enabling uv to cache and reuse dependencies.
also, ensures that all dev builds and prod builds use the exact same version of packages.
Use `pip install compliant-llm` to install from pypi instead of from test.pypi.
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use uv for dependency and package management
publish to compliant-llm on test.pypi
update docs
todo: update dev docs for using uv
current docs are in UV_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md which will be integrated into the standard development docs