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When setting up my environment, I tend to use uv for its speed and simplicity. uv is also being used by all-in-one system package managers like pixi, which is backed by conda-forge. Therefore, I think adding uv.lock to .gitignore would be helpful to me and other.
I think uv.lock could still go into git for "command" and maybe "notebook" projects, but it should be added to .gitignore for "library". See "purpose" question:
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OmBiradar commentedon Mar 5, 2026
See also lincc-frameworks/nested-pandas#454 (comment)
hombit commentedon Mar 5, 2026
I think
uv.lockcould still go into git for "command" and maybe "notebook" projects, but it should be added to .gitignore for "library". See "purpose" question:python-project-template/copier.yml
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OmBiradar commentedon Mar 6, 2026
I agree, library seems to be the logical choice to intriduce a default of having uv.lock in the gitignore