So dep resolution is fast with uv.

Setting up a new project is: rye init && rye sync Adding a dep is: rye add flask && rye sync You can pin your python version in the pyproject.toml

Migrating from an established project is a little hard than it should be. Importing the requirements.txt into the pyproject.toml is not a good idea as uv gets itself in a twist with all the low-level dependencies that exist in the requirements.txt. I've never tried it with a poetry made pyproject.toml, report back if you try it.

On the whole its a good experience, fast and straight forward.

> Importing the requirements.txt into the pyproject.toml is not a good idea as uv gets itself in a twist with all the low-level dependencies that exist in the requirements.txt.

Can you explain? I wonder if you mean "requirements.txt generated via pip freeze" rather than "a human curated requirements.txt"

Yeah you're right.

If you just keep the requirements.txt "high level" then you should be okay. Just my experience with uv hanging for ages with a pip freeze made requirements file.