Defer stabilization of the uv python install --default behavior#14681
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| // TODO(zanieb): We want more feedback on the `is_default_install` behavior before stabilizing | ||
| // it. In particular, it may be confusing because it does not apply when versions are loaded | ||
| // from a `.python-version` file. | ||
| let targets = if (default || (is_default_install && preview.is_enabled())) |
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We could stabilize the is_default_install behavior (i.e., uv python install gets you python / python3 / python3.13 while uv python install 3.13 only gets you python3.13) separately from the --default flag. The default install behavior is really helpful for beginners, who expect uv python install to result in an available python executable, but I'm not sure how common it is for people to run it without a version request.
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| // installed with the `--default` flag. | ||
| if default && !preview.is_enabled() { | ||
| warn_user!( | ||
| "The `--default` option is experimental and may change without warning. Pass `--preview` to disable this warning" |
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I feel like this is supposed to end in a period since it's multiple sentences, but not sure if we do that consistently for these preview warnings.
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I don't think we do. I can do a pass for that everywhere separately.
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I'm a little worried about the semantics of this flag and the "default install". We can make it more accessible while stabilizing the rest of the behaviors, while deferring final stabilization of this to a future release. I left some TODOs in the code covering open questions for the feature.
This is stacked on #14626, which initially stabilized this feature.