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A year of uv: pros, cons, and should you migrate
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That isn't a pro on its own, and it's also a very wooly rule. Uv does one thing and it does it well - Python project management.
They seem to be managing fine. I guess having a company back it is enough. But that is also probably my biggest worry about it - what if Astral goes away (which given their apparent lack of business model I suspect they eventually will)? Hopefully uv is popular enough by that point it won't die.
It's literally 10x faster. I'm not sure what kind of person wouldn't care about that.
reminds me of the ol' joke
young bull: lets run down the hill and get us a heffer
old bull: lets walk down and do 'em all
wtf is your rush?
It literally doesn't matter how long it takes. Especially when Astral has moved on.
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Thru magic Astral has funding. I don't. So why shoulder the risk that their magical situation will continue forever.
When Astral goes tits up, which we seem to agree on, and everyone is whining crying and screaming, at least there is one or more fallback(s) written in Python which is/are maintainable by people without magical super powers.
I don't know why you think maintaining uv will require magical superpowers. Writing it in the first place requires a ton of work, sure. But that seems to be mostly done.