Linkml currently has python <= 3.10 so might be useful to track - but pushback is fine.
This could be issue if consumer is building some kind of hybrid linkml/lokf repository but push back is fine as no strong use case.
It just got flagged on one of my experiments with linkml-project-copier inter ...
On the other hand, I now see okf/ and lokf as project sidecars so uv environment can be isolated inside these directories, minimizes conflict risk.
Linkml currently has
python <= 3.10so might be useful to track - but pushback is fine.This could be issue if consumer is building some kind of hybrid linkml/lokf repository but push back is fine as no strong use case.
It just got flagged on one of my experiments with
linkml-project-copierinter ...On the other hand, I now see
okf/andlokfas project sidecars so uv environment can be isolated inside these directories, minimizes conflict risk.