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Sync latest Python releases#17849
last run
6 hours ago
Sync latest Python releases
6 hours ago
09034a4
sync-python-releases
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Add global preview configuration via OnceLock Add global accessor functions to `uv-preview` following the same pattern as `uv-flags`. This allows preview features to be checked without threading `preview: Preview` through function parameters. - Add `uv_preview::init()` to initialize the global preview once at startup - Add `uv_preview::get()` to retrieve the current preview configuration - Add `uv_preview::is_enabled()` to check if a specific feature is enabled The global is initialized in `crates/uv/src/lib.rs` alongside the existing `uv_flags::init()` call. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gzak8YGk9kpH3Uy9HWypS5
11 hours ago
a55df02
zaniebot:claude/global-preview-variable-MedRa
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Deny `PythonMinorVersionLink::from_executable` targets outside of the managed install directories
13 hours ago
28b2ed2
zb/from-executable
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-1%
last run
14 hours ago
Package by default This change is more complex than just toggling the switch, as we want to give users something runnable to start with, but also packaged setup. I haven't updated the tests yet. **Draft** | kind | package | template | |-----------|----------------|----------------------------------------------------------| | (default) | (default) | `main.py` calling `hello()` + package exposing `hello()` | | (default) | `--package` | `main.py` calling `hello()` + package exposing `hello()` | | (default) | `--no-package` | `main.py` with `main()` | | `--app` | (default) | `main.py` with `main()` | | `--app` | `--package` | `main.py` calling `hello()` + package exposing `hello()` | | `--app` | `--no-package` | `main.py` with `main()` | | `--lib` | (default) | package exposing `hello()` | | `--lib` | `--package` | package exposing `hello()` | | `--lib` | `--no-package` | Error: libraries are always packaged | The default is a mixed layout: There's a package, but also a `main.py`. `--lib` creates only the package, no `main.py`, while `--app` creates only `main.py`. `--package` has no effect - it's the default now - while `--no-package` goes back to the previous default.
14 hours ago
4379771
konsti/package-by-default
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+2%
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