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@baijiangjie baijiangjie commented Nov 28, 2025

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baijiangjie commented Nov 28, 2025

Hello Team,

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When I used uv to install dependencies, I found that two fields in the pyproject.toml under the test directory were conflicting. After checking the documentation, I learned that workspace = true implicitly includes editable = true, so I made this change.

image After removing `editable = true`, the installation succeeded.

@baijiangjie baijiangjie changed the title fix: use uv pip install -r pyproject.toml error Fixed use uv pip install -r pyproject.toml error Nov 28, 2025
@baijiangjie baijiangjie changed the title Fixed use uv pip install -r pyproject.toml error Fix use uv pip install -r pyproject.toml error Nov 28, 2025
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n2ygk commented Dec 16, 2025

I'm unable to reproduce this error. Not sure what I'm doing differently.

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The uv version I’m using is shown in the image below.

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n2ygk commented Dec 17, 2025

Version 0.7.3 is more than a year out of date. The current version is 0.9.18 which does not throw an error.

$ uv --version
uv 0.9.18 (0cee76417 2025-12-16)

So it appears there's no need for this change for current uv.

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