Switch to uv for python environment?

[MitchellAcoustics]

Thanks for this, love what you've done! I had a go at a similar idea a while ago and it ended up just getting too complicated and trying to do too much - https://github.com/MitchellAcoustics/reproducible-research . This looks like a much better implementation.

Just curious whether you'd considered using uv for python environment management? Or any thoughts on the best way to implement that? The two main differences would be that it's much faster and uses pyproject.toml rather than requirements.txt by default. The challenges seems to be dealing with the uv cache in the container - I'm not good enough with containers to figure out the right way to do this, although it seems they provide some guidance.

[mcanouil]

I'm planning on adding it but I currently don't like the Dev Container features that currently exist and I mostly lack of time.

[mcanouil]

FWIW, it's not "switching", it's adding uv.
You can "easily" (few clicks on VSCode) add one of the two uv Dev Containers features: https://containers.dev/features

[mcanouil]

uv is now available.
The "init" script has been updated to use it.