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Implement the following plan:

Plan: Migrate from pip/venv/shiv to uv

Context

The project currently uses pip, venv, setuptools, and shiv for dependency management, virtual environments, building, and distribution. uv is a modern replacement (by Astral) that is 10-100x faster and unifies these tools. The goal is to migrate the entire development and CI workflow to uv, switch the build backend to uv_build, and continue using shiv (via uvx) for the zipapp distribution step since uv has no native equivalent yet.

Files to modify

  1. pyproject.toml — switch build backend, move dev deps
  2. scripts/developer-mode-setup.sh — simplify to use uv
  3. scripts/build_shiv_package.sh — use uvx shiv instead of bare shiv
  4. .envrc — point to .venv instead of venv
  5. .gitignore — add .venv, uv.lock; keep venv for safety
  6. tox.ini — add .venv to flake8 exclude list
  7. .github/workflows/publish.yml — replace setup-python+pip with setup-uv
  8. .github/workflows/test.yml — same
  9. .github/workflows/test-deploy.yml — same
  10. .github/workflows/test-webapp.yml — same
  11. .github/workflows/test-deploy-k8s.yml — same
  12. .github/workflows/lint.yml — switch to uv for flake8

New files

  • uv.lock — auto-generated by uv lock (committed to git)
  • .python-version — created by uv python pin 3.12

Files to delete

  • MANIFEST.in — not used by uv_build (only contains include LICENSE which pyproject.toml handles)

Steps

Step 1: Update pyproject.toml

  • Change [build-system] from setuptools to uv_build: toml [build-system] requires = ["uv_build>=0.10.6,<0.11.0"] build-backend = "uv_build"
  • Move flake8 and black from dependencies to a [dependency-groups] section: toml [dependency-groups] dev = ["flake8", "black"]
  • Remove the [tool.setuptools.package-data] section (uv_build auto-includes files within the module directory; src/stack/data/ has an __init__.py and lives inside the package)

Step 2: Update scripts/developer-mode-setup.sh

Replace the multi-step venv/pip dance with:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
if [[ -n "$STACK_SCRIPT_DEBUG" ]]; then
    set -x
fi
uv sync

Step 3: Update scripts/build_shiv_package.sh

Change shiv to uvx shiv:

mkdir -p ./package
version_string=$( ./scripts/create_build_tag_file.sh )
uvx shiv -c stack -o package/stack-${version_string} .

Step 4: Update .envrc

Change from . venv/bin/activate to . .venv/bin/activate (uv uses .venv by convention).

Step 5: Update .gitignore

Add .venv entry. The existing venv entry can remain. Also ensure uv.lock is NOT ignored (it should be committed).

Step 6: Update tox.ini

Add .venv to the flake8 exclude list (currently only excludes venv).

Step 7: Update all GitHub Actions workflows

For the 5 workflows that install Python + shiv (publish, test, test-deploy, test-webapp, test-deploy-k8s), replace:

- name: "Install Python"
  uses: actions/setup-python@v4
  with:
    python-version: '3.12'
- name: "Install shiv"
  run: pip install shiv

With:

- name: "Install uv"
  uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v4
  with:
    python-version: '3.12'

Remove any "Print Python version" steps or update them to uv python --version.

For lint.yml, replace the py-actions/flake8@v2 action with uv-based linting:

- name: "Install uv"
  uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v4
  with:
    python-version: '3.12'
- name: "Install dependencies"
  run: uv sync
- name: "Run flake8"
  run: uv run flake8 --config tox.ini

Step 8: Update scripts/lint.sh

Prefix black and flake8 commands with uv run so they execute within the uv-managed environment.

Step 9: Generate lock file and pin Python version

Run:

uv lock
uv python pin 3.12

Step 10: Delete MANIFEST.in

No longer needed — uv_build does not use it.

Verification

  1. Run uv sync — should create .venv/ and install all deps
  2. Run uv run stack version — should print the version
  3. Run uv run flake8 --config tox.ini — linting should pass
  4. Run ./scripts/build_shiv_package.sh — should produce a working shiv zipapp in package/
  5. Execute the produced zipapp directly: ./package/stack-* version
  6. Run ./scripts/lint.sh — should work with uv run

If you need specific details from before exiting plan mode (like exact code snippets, error messages, or content you generated), read the full transcript at: /home/david/.claude/projects/-home-david-projects-bpi-stack/baff6896-b47d-428c-bfce-e2cc326a2773.jsonl

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All done. Here's a summary of what was done:

Files modified: - pyproject.toml — switched build backend to uv_build, moved flake8/black to [dependency-groups] dev, removed [tool.setuptools.package-data] - scripts/developer-mode-setup.sh — simplified to just uv sync - scripts/build_shiv_package.sh — changed shiv to uvx shiv - scripts/lint.sh — prefixed black and flake8 with uv run - .envrc — changed to . .venv/bin/activate - .gitignore — added .venv - tox.ini — added .venv to flake8 exclude list - All 6 GitHub Actions workflows — replaced setup-python + pip install shiv with astral-sh/setup-uv@v4

Files created: - uv.lock — generated by uv lock - .python-version — pinned to 3.12

Files deleted: - MANIFEST.in

Verification results: - uv sync — installed 49 packages successfully - uv run stack version — prints 2.0.1-unknown - uv run flake8 --config tox.ini — passes clean - ./scripts/build_shiv_package.sh — produced working shiv zipapp - Zipapp execution — works correctly - ./scripts/lint.sh — passes clean

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#3

Thank you. Can you tell me what we would need to do in order for the tool to be installable with "uv tool install stack"?

The good news is that the package is already almost there structurally. The key requirement for uv tool install is that the package has [project.scripts] entry points — and you already have:

[project.scripts]
stack = "stack:main.cli"

So the remaining question is where uv fetches the package from:

Already works today (from local path or git)

# From the repo directory:
uv tool install .

# From the git repo:
uv tool install --from git+https://github.com/bozemanpass/stack stack

No changes needed for these — they should work right now with your current pyproject.toml.

For uv tool install stack (from PyPI)

This requires publishing the package to PyPI, which means:

  1. Pick a unique package namestack is almost certainly taken on PyPI. You'd need something like laconic-stack or bpi-stack. Update the name field in pyproject.toml accordingly. (The [project.scripts] entry can still expose a stack command regardless of package name.)

  2. Publish — You can do this with: bash uv build uv publish --token <your-pypi-token>

  3. Then users install with: bash uv tool install bpi-stack # whatever the published name is

Summary

Install method What's needed
uv tool install . Nothing — works now
uv tool install --from git+... Nothing — works now
uv tool install <name> Publish to PyPI with a unique package name

Given that you're currently distributing via shiv zipapps from GitHub releases, the git URL form might be the most practical next step without changing your release workflow.

#4

Ok we will skip PyPI publication for now. Please update the docs to include the details on how to install using uv (the methods that already work).

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Done. Here's what I updated:

  • README.md — Added an "Install with uv" section showing uv tool install --from git+... before the existing download method. Also fixed a typo ("allready" → "already").
  • docs/install.md — Added an "Install with uv (recommended)" subsection with install and upgrade commands. Renamed the existing download section to "Install from a downloaded release" for clarity.
  • docs/CONTRIBUTING.md — Replaced the venv prerequisite with uv, updated the setup steps to use uv sync / uv run, and updated the shiv build section to reflect uvx.
#5

Thank you.

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#8

Goodbye!

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