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Note, this is not an entirely backwards-compatible change; there are edge cases where uv does not do everything the same as pip: https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/blob/main/PIP_COMPATIBILITY.md
I would save this for 6.1 at least
Now I'm thinking we should make this available as a separate image (plone-backend-uv?) -- sort of like we plan to do for yarn vs pnpm for the frontend. Also I just found this article with some helpful suggestions. https://hynek.me/articles/docker-uv/ |
@davisagli @sneridagh Seems to be something we can add to the 6.1.0 images now. Do we have a more clear view on the edge cases that David mentionned in this issue last year? |
@fredvd this is something we should do in the first alpha image for a new release series, not in between an rc and final :) Edited to add: I mean if we switch to it as the default. Certainly we can experiment with adding a 2nd image option now. |
Yes I realise this is rather/too late. But this tension os a consequence of keeping the main Plone version equal with the container image versions, having limited resources in the community, and looking at the ‘installer’ when the KGS of the sources are RC. Maybe we can re-use the variant strategy used for frontend yarn/npm and the -bookworm update for the 6.0 plone-backend series with more recent OS and Python version. We can add UV and other ‘professional experiments’ to a 6.1-next series of images where we can collaboratively work on improving the images in a public way. Then when Plone 6.2 is a about to be released, the ecosystem tested and refined in the 6.1-next images can be made the ‘stable’ main basis for the 6.2 images. I’ll copy this to a new issue as well to discuss |
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