uv tool list -v should show paths

[konstin]

It would be great if uv tool list would have a verbose mode that shows paths, maybe reusing -v, maybe something like --paths.

Current output:

$ cargo run -q tool list -v --preview
DEBUG uv 0.2.21
DEBUG Acquired lock for `/home/konsti/.local/share/uv/tools`
warning: Ignoring malformed tool `interpreter-v2`: missing receipt
Python interpreter not found at `/home/konsti/.local/share/uv/tools/azure-cli/bin/python3`
black v24.4.2
    black
    blackd

Desired output

$ cargo run -q tool list -v --preview
DEBUG uv 0.2.21
DEBUG Acquired lock for `/home/konsti/.local/share/uv/tools`
warning: Ignoring malformed tool `interpreter-v2`: missing receipt
Python interpreter not found at `/home/konsti/.local/share/uv/tools/azure-cli/bin/python3`
black v24.4.2 (/home/konsti/.local/share/uv/tools/black/)
    black (/home/konsti/.local/bin/black)
    blackd (/home/konsti/.local/bin/blackd)

[zanieb]

Seems kind of nice, but won't the paths be mostly redundant since they're all going to be in the same bin directory?

[konstin]

If we just show the data and the bin directory that's fine too

[charliermarsh]

uv tool dir shows the directory into which we install the tools. But it should probably show the bin directory...?

[zanieb]

That might make more sense although we're calling the install directory the "uv tool directory" whereas the bin directory is the "tool executable directory". Maybe we need a toggle? Maybe we should have two commands with clearer names?

[charliermarsh]

Any further thoughts here? I would be ok showing the paths with -v but it feels "surprising".

[zanieb]

I think uv tool dir should have a --bin flag that shows the binary directory instead?

Regarding paths of tools, Cargo doesn't show them

❯ cargo install --list -v
cargo-dist v0.17.0:
    cargo-dist
cargo-insta v1.38.0:
    cargo-insta
cargo-nextest v0.9.72:
    cargo-nextest
cargo-shear v0.0.26:
    cargo-shear
hyperfine v1.18.0:
    hyperfine
mdbook v0.4.40:
    mdbook
ripgrep v14.1.0:
    rg
typos-cli v1.22.4:
    typos

I'd be okay with showing the paths with -v or a --show-paths flag. In this case, I'd think we'd show the paths for both the executables and the environment e.g.

typos-cli v1.22.4 (/Users/zb/.local/tools/typos-cli):
    typos (/Users/zb/.local/bin/typos)

[charliermarsh]

Okay, I'm fine with --bin and --show-paths.

[charliermarsh]

I can do them