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• 10. Use uv tool to install breeze
  • Status
  • Context
  • Decision
  • Consequences

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10. Use uv tool to install breeze

Date: 2024-11-11

Status

Accepted

Supersedes 10. Use pipx to install breeze

Context

The uv tools is a new modern python development environment management tool and we adopt it in Airflow as recommended way to manage airflow local virtualenv and development setup. It's much faster to install dependencies with uv than with pip and it has many more features - including managing python interpreters, workspaces, syncing virtualenv and more.

Decision

While it is still possible to install breeze using pipx, we are now recommending uv and specifically uv tool as the way to install breeze. Contributors should use uv tool to install breeze.

Consequences

Those who used pipx, should clean-up and reinstall their environment with uv.