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uv has some nice solver options:
uv
--exclude-newer
--override
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@wolfv What do you think should be the input for --override? What would it look like in code?
I am thinking something like HashMap<MatchSpec, MatchSpec>.
HashMap<MatchSpec, MatchSpec>
So that you can do something like:
jupyterlab 3.3.*: python ==3.10
And this would replace all dependencies with name python of any jupyterlab 3.3.* with the specified one.
python
It's relatively broad but I think people should be able to make it specific enough for their use cases.
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has some nice solver options:--exclude-newer
(compare timestamps and exclude packages that were published after some date)--override
to override some dependencies (basically a way of locally "repodata patching")The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: