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		bastawhiz 52 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How uv got so fast uv doesn't support <3.0 (I think the minimum is 3.8?) so it would be difficult for that to be relevant. But for pip, obviously yes.

wging 52 days ago [–]

uv supports PyPI, which still has packages that are Python-2-only. So even if you're running python 3.8, it seems possible to try to declare a dependency on some <3.0 code from PyPI. That means it's an error they should detect.

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