Hi there.
I understand how pip, uv or poetry work. And I see a lot of resources about how to use uv or poetry on a new project. Fair enough.
My question is: given that I use uv on my personal projects, how do I contribute to FOSS projects using a different setup?
For example projects using: – old setup.py – requirements.txt – something even more custom – pyproject.toml but using poetry
Sorry if my question is dumb. I just need to adapt and use the package manager they use?
I couldn’t find any resource about this topic although I find it quite important.
Thanks for your answers.
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r/learnpython Hi there. I understand how pip, uv or poetry work. And I see a lot of resources about how to use uv or poetry on a new project. Fair enough. My question is: given that I use uv on my personal projects, how do I contribute to FOSS projects using a different setup? For example projects using: – old setup.py – requirements.txt – something even more custom – pyproject.toml but using poetry Sorry if my question is dumb. I just need to adapt and use the package manager they use? I couldn’t find any resource about this topic although I find it quite important. Thanks for your answers. submitted by /u/kalcora [link] [comments]
Hi there.
I understand how pip, uv or poetry work. And I see a lot of resources about how to use uv or poetry on a new project. Fair enough.
My question is: given that I use uv on my personal projects, how do I contribute to FOSS projects using a different setup?
For example projects using: – old setup.py – requirements.txt – something even more custom – pyproject.toml but using poetry
Sorry if my question is dumb. I just need to adapt and use the package manager they use?
I couldn’t find any resource about this topic although I find it quite important.
Thanks for your answers.
submitted by /u/kalcora
[link] [comments]