Update to use uv for package management #31
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Should speed up the readthedocs build. I can't test this configuration since I don't have access to the readthedocs account though.
tested locally using [act](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-run-github-actions-locally/)
Nitnelav
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Oct 30, 2024
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Yeah, that was the one thing I couldn't test! I directly used the code from readthedocs documentation, but I was a bit sceptical of it, seems more complex than needed. If you struggle with getting it to work, I can test out the configuration with Soundscapy and figure out what works. I need to switch it from Rye anyway. |
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Yes, I'll check a bit later today. I'll try to give you access to readthedocs too |
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Per my reopening of #24 , I have adjusted to use uv rather than Rye. uv has now integrated a lot of the features from Rye (they now have the same developers) and uv is considered the stable option.
The
pyproject.tomlhas been updated, Rye'srequirements.lockandrequirements-dev.lockare replaced withuv.lock, the Github test action is updated to use uv both for its own speed and for compatibility, and I added some info to the README. Hopefully it's easy to adjust to using uv - it should already be installed for you if you have Rye.