python:monorepo

To set up a Python monorepo, you organize multiple projects under a scalable structure with apps/ and packages/ directories. This approach aligns code, tooling, and dependencies in a single coherent structure using uv workspaces to manage cross-package references.

A uv workspace organizes multiple Python projects into a unified workspace to manage cross-package dependencies. It enforces per-package pyproject.toml configurations and workspace referencing, ensuring reproducible builds across shared libraries and applications.

Yes, you can use mise with uv workspaces for unified tooling in a Python monorepo. Mise provides consistent Python versions and task orchestration, while uv workspaces handle cross-package dependency management and workspace referencing for reproducible builds.

The best way to configure per-package pyproject.toml files is by using uv workspaces to enforce project-specific configurations and workspace referencing. This setup manages cross-package dependencies between apps and libraries while maintaining reproducible builds.

A Python monorepo needs a unified workspace to properly resolve cross-package dependencies between apps and shared libraries. Without uv workspaces managing per-package pyproject.toml configurations, dependency referencing across the monorepo becomes inconsistent and breaks reproducible builds.