[aeurielesn]

That's giving way too much credit to uv.

[kraddypatties]

I'm interpreting this as "uv was built off of years of PEPs", which is true; that being said the UX of `uv` is their own, and to me has significantly reduced the amount of time I spend thinking about requirements, modules, etc.

[karel-3d]

uv is really that good.

[hexo]

If so, ok, let's port this prototype to back to python and get rid of uv.

[llbeansandrice]

What does this comment mean? Port the dependency and virtual environment manager back to the language?

Should we port npm “back” to node js?

[karel-3d]

Well, go does have the module management, including downloading new versions of itself, built-in into the `go` tool itself. It is really great.

But I don't see this hapenning in python.

[hexo]

You don't see that happening because you don't want to.

[hexo]

npm is written in javascript, not rust or c#.

yes, we should bring package manager back. if it is so awesome and solves some problem.

[lexicality]

Sounds good, I agree that uv should come with the language in the same way npm comes with node and cargo comes with rust.

You keep using words like "we" and "us" so I assume you'll be kicking off writing the PEP to make this happen?

[lexicality]

They've definitely not done it yet, but they're getting there.

[NeutralCrane]

It really isnt