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Easily see installed packages when using uv run #11124

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jayqi opened this issue Jan 31, 2025 · 0 comments
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Easily see installed packages when using uv run #11124

jayqi opened this issue Jan 31, 2025 · 0 comments
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jayqi commented Jan 31, 2025

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I am using uv run --isolated to run my library's tests in an isolated environment (as discussed here). Sometimes, the cause of test failures is related to the version of a dependency, so I want to see what uv installs when creating my environment. Unfortunately, in the standard invocation, nothing gets printed out.

When I use the --verbose flag, it does print out the packages that get installed, but I also get 8000+ lines of DEBUG statements.

I would like either a flag or more granular control on --verbose to be able to see what packages are installed without all of the DEBUG statements about resolution.

uv 0.5.24

For reference, this is what I'm running (the templating comes from using Just):

    uv run --python {{python}} --no-editable --all-extras --no-dev --group test --isolated \
        python -I -m pytest -n auto {{args}}

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