Migrate from conda to uv #32
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- Update README.md to recommend uv instead of conda - Add requires-python field to pyproject.toml - Add uv.lock for reproducible dependency resolution - Users can still use pip with requirements.txt if preferred
- Remove requirements.txt and requirements.in files - Update README to focus on uv as primary dependency manager - Add instructions for activating virtual environment - Document how pip users can generate requirements.txt if needed - This completes the migration from conda to uv
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Migration NotesUsers can now use: uv sync
uv run sharp --help |
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Summary
This PR migrates the project from
condatouvfor dependency management.uvis the modern, performant option and has become the de facto standard in the ecosystem now.Changes
requires-python = ">=3.9"to pyproject.toml for proper Python version specificationpyproject.tomlas the single source of truthTesting
uv syncsuccessfully installs all dependenciesuv run sharp --helpworks correctly