modern-python

To configure a new Python project with uv and ruff, initialize the project using uv init and enable modern tooling by setting up pyproject.toml. This automatically applies configurations for ruff linting and ty type checking.

Migrating legacy Python configurations to uv-based workflows requires updating your project to use pyproject.toml for dependency management. This migration guidance helps standardize environments and replace outdated tooling with uv, ruff, and ty.

Yes, setting up modern Python tooling with uv and ruff requires Python 3.11 or higher. This version prerequisite ensures compatibility with the pyproject.toml-based configurations and uv-based workflows used for dependency management.

Yes, you can use pyproject.toml to manage linting and type checking together by configuring ruff and ty within the same file. This centralizes modern tooling setup and enforces consistent code quality standards across the team.

In a modern Python tooling setup, uv is used to install dependencies, run tools, and manage environments. It integrates with pyproject.toml configurations to automate workflows for dependency management, ruff linting, and ty type checking.

To enforce consistent Python tooling across a development team, automate the setup of pyproject.toml with standard uv, ruff, and ty configurations. This standardization reduces boilerplate and ensures uniform dependency management and linting workflows.