top | item 44359039 (no title) adamckay | 8 months ago If they're your scripts (i.e. your writing/editing them) then you can declare dependencies following the PEP723 format and uv will respect that.https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/scripts/#declaring-script-d... discuss order hn newest nomel|8 months ago > uv run example.pyI specifically want to run "python", rather subcommands for some other command, since I often I want to pass in arguments to the python interpreter itself, along with my script. maleldil|8 months ago You can use "uv run python script.py" to the same effect.
nomel|8 months ago > uv run example.pyI specifically want to run "python", rather subcommands for some other command, since I often I want to pass in arguments to the python interpreter itself, along with my script. maleldil|8 months ago You can use "uv run python script.py" to the same effect.
nomel|8 months ago
I specifically want to run "python", rather subcommands for some other command, since I often I want to pass in arguments to the python interpreter itself, along with my script.
maleldil|8 months ago