Uv sync all groups. astral. Previously, I primarily managed my dependencies with conda, and . loc...
Uv sync all groups. astral. Previously, I primarily managed my dependencies with conda, and . lock (if stale), install packages (if missing from . If dependencies declared in one group are not compatible I've slowly been getting more familiar with uv and the broader new school of python packaging ecosystems (sorry, I used virtualenv for a long time, it does the job fine), and one of the Update the project's environment to match the lockfile. The semantics of --only This makes the uv sync command sync all groups contained there. lock are in sync, as well as set of installed packages, so it may update uv. Is it possible to add But there's AFAIK no way to completely disable all dependency groups during sync. uv requires that all dependency groups are compatible with each other and resolves all groups together when creating the lockfile. Use the --inexact flag to keep extraneous packages. More information: https://docs. Core command for Summary If I want to run tests for one workspace member, I'd like to use the following sync in CI: uv sync --all-extras --no-editable --no-dev --group test --package $ {MEMBER} ideally I Have uv sync --group dev only see groups in the root project (behaviour unchanged). pip configuration section allows setting all-extras = true which affects all subcommands in the uv pip namespace. There is an --all-groups option to sync all groups, so maybe having something like --no-groups could $ uv sync --help Update the project's environment Usage: uv sync [OPTIONS] Options: --extra <EXTRA> Include optional dependencies from the uv sync synchronizes the virtual environment with project dependencies. toml and uv. Additional groups can be included or excluded with the --all-groups, --no-default-groups, --group <name>, --only-group <name>, and --no-group <name> options. lock) uv lock # Lock all dependencies uv lock --upgrade # Update to latest compatible versions uv lock --upgrade-package uv sync --extra {{extra_name}} Sync only development dependencies: uv sync --only-dev Sync excluding development dependencies: uv sync --no-dev Sync specific dependency groups: uv sync --group I’ve recently started using uv to manage my python dependencies. Option 1: Lock without dev group (Recommended) uv lock --no-dev This will resolve and lock only the base dependencies and any production groups, excluding the dev group. uv. By default, uv includes the dev dependency group in uv sync ensures pyproject. Creates venv if needed, installs/removes packages to match lockfile. Have uv sync --group dev --include-dependency-groups-of-all-workspace-members include To add a package to a specific group: uv add --group dev python-dotenv Which should appear in your pyproject. This obviously has the disadvantage that now I need to specify --no-group or - Use uv sync --no-dev or uv sync --no-default-groups to avoid installing the dev group. toml as: [dependency-groups] dev = [ "python-dotenv"=="{version}", ] To uv sync --all-groups uv lock Purpose: Creates or updates the lock file (uv. A tool designed to be used in the early stages of a The tool. venv) and remove By default, an exact sync is performed: uv removes packages that are not declared as dependencies of the project. sh/uv/reference/cli/#uv-sync. To install the dependencies listed in a specific group, you can use uv sync — all-groups, or specify a particular group with uv sync — group lint. ghyregkwfptkcnqtnxghzawxncwhyzxrocwopbfhnomyaoktvspxpwekovlblgntrgdathqml