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- Replace setup.py/requirements.txt with pyproject.toml + uv.lock - Update GitHub Actions workflows to use uv and support Python 3.13 - Add .gitattributes for consistent line endings - Update .gitignore and README Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@TAJD I've just resolved two issues; one quick clarification: the new |
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It does - the 'uv pip' interface is the same as 'pip'. I would encourage anyone to adopt uv as the Python package management tool though, it manages making the entire project reproducible and it's much much faster than pip. |
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Summary
setup.py/requirements.txtwithpyproject.toml+uv.lockfor reproducible installsuvand run on Python 3.13.gitattributesfor consistent line endings.gitignoreandREADMEPart of
This is the first of four PRs splitting up #55 for easier review. Merge order: this → core-physics → sail-daring → streamlit-ui.
Test plan
uv run python runVPP.pyworks locally after merge