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Switch to pure uv, no setup-python in CI - #33
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An experiment to see if the pure
uvis sufficient for CI or not, and if it is faster or not — relative toactions/setup-pythonfrom GHA.Conclusions:
Not much faster:
Works for all supported Pythons. It event has the free-threaded 3.15rc2, which is absent in setup-python (3.15rc2 is there though).
Good enough for the sake of simplicity. This repo does not use the distro's python or dependencies in any way, it is pure-python, so this should work. Since uv is used for virtualenvs & dependencies anyway, it makes sense to delegate python management to uv, too — despite no obvious benefits.