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Make uv a dependency manager option #327
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Rebased on #329 for testing purposes |
Rebased on #329 again. UV migrations for local development and the production-like docker image work now. Since django-base has not been updated, it is currently installing uv within the ohq container. uv and pipenv are still available for both dev and docker images. For docker images to use pipenv instead of the new default, uv, must set |
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a few changes! thanks for the pr :D
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LGTM! Thanks
* Migrate dev environment to uv * Migrate docker setup to uv * Move instead of copy uv-installed binaries * Move .dockerignore .venv from uv section to misc * Revert default dependency manager back to pipenv for docker images * Install uv in a simpler way in docker * Merge project dependency copy in backend docker * Simplify pipenv or uv install in docker
* Add docker compose profile for emulating production * Comments for proddev changes * Add instruction for using proddev to README * Turn off Debug for proddev so it works * Add connect instructions to README * Make uv a dependency manager option (#327) * Migrate dev environment to uv * Migrate docker setup to uv * Move instead of copy uv-installed binaries * Move .dockerignore .venv from uv section to misc * Revert default dependency manager back to pipenv for docker images * Install uv in a simpler way in docker * Merge project dependency copy in backend docker * Simplify pipenv or uv install in docker * Add project name to pyproject.toml * Make uv default for prod * Remove name from pyproject.toml
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