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chore: Install python dependencies with uv in workflows #4086
chore: Install python dependencies with uv in workflows #4086
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i'm not familiar with uv. but using it to install in the CI, will it have a different result with direct pip install?
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For all intents and purposes, no, it's intended to be a drop-in replacement. There's of course some minor differences, pip tends to be more lenient towards packages with invalid metadata for example, version resolution (which we aren't changing in this pr, but I'll do in a follow-up) might also be negligibly different because they are using different resolvers with different heuristics. But at the end of the day, it shouldn't matter for us.