Update docs on how to use UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT to use the system python environment
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zanieb
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Thanks @zanieb, your edit is much better 🙂 |
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haha thanks :) appreciate that you took the time to contribute |
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Summary
The docs did mention that you could set the
UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENTvariable to point Uv to use the system Python environment (e.g. for use in CI or Docker), but it did not document how.Reference: #6834 (comment)