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> Like pip-compile, uv generates a platform-specific requirements.txt file (unlike, e.g., poetry and pdm, which generate platform-agnostic poetry.lock and pdm.lock files). As such, uv's requirements.txt files may not be portable across platforms and Python versions.
really curious on the reasoning behind this decision :)
Hard to give a concrete example but you can end up in dependency deadlocks, with combination of packages that require new features vs packages that don’t work on newer versions.
Mostly it’s useful right after a new release where prebuilt wheels aren’t available for all packages yet and you have users who may care or not about this.
If you only have single requirements file, you get forced to choose which platform to support. With multiple, you can break out if needed. These breaking changes and deadlocks are rare. It’s still good to have an escape hatch.
I should have been more clear. I meant the video recording. In the video recording, the screenrecording is a little bit behind what the person is talking about.
Very nitpicking observation though.
I’m on iPad, not iPhone. Sorry I can’t provide any feedback other than just some really crappy QA because I don’t do a lot of work with Swagger.
- Top bar is no longer hidden behind nav bar (usually). However, the bottom is cut off because of it. I didn’t even notice it at first, but everything below “Light mode” isn’t visible. It seems like it is fixed if I can scroll in such away that Safari hides the nav bar, but it’s finicky in allowing me to scroll far enough, or scroll on the correct frame, to cause Safari to hide the nav bar. I was able to get it stuck in a state where the top bar was hidden again and I couldn’t scroll to get it back. Refreshing the page made the top bar visible again.
- Pull to Refresh doesn’t work consistently. I can do pull to refresh if I can scroll in such a way the nav bar is hidden, but I can’t get the nav bar to hide itself consistently. I’m not a front end dev, so I’m not sure how much work it would be to fix the rendering of the window. It’s not as big of a deal to me since the top bar (the bar with `Scalar | Register | Sign In` etc.) is now visible.
Here’s a screencap of the first two items: https://file.io/uNQBUTmTTKul (Link will expire after 1 week). Sorry I couldn’t get an example of the top bar getting hidden or pull to refresh working. It was really difficult to reproduce.
- Being able to collapse the `Getting Started`/`Swagger Editor` frame would be nice (or to be able to control whether the viewer on the right is an additional tab next to the editor frame or it’s own distinct pane next to it), but that’s just personal preference. It would be helpful as someone who was consuming someone else’s API to isolate the features/content I need and hide those I don’t.
