Python ufmt fixes#2
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ofek merged 6 commits intoofek:python-packagefrom Oct 30, 2025
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Are you fine with me removing the manual Python management in favor of using uv which is already installed in the image? It would remove a lot of future maintenance on your part. |
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As long as it works well with vscode still, I don't really care. The only potentially complicated part is that the |
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Here are the commits I've got to update the devcontainer to use ufmt. This includes a change that will go away if you rebase your commits.
I didn't update the readme because I'm not sure what badge to use here, if I'm being honest.
I also don't think uvx works with vscode's settings, alas, so I have to setup a venv, which ended up being a giant pain to get working.