alt Hacker NewsWhat you’re saying makes sense for library authors. But when I make a website and I depend on a bunch of packages, that’s where I want to be safe when upgrading and I want that upper bound. The —-bound flag really helps, but is one more thing to type and remember.
Maybe when uv knows the project isn’t a library it could default to upper bounds?
Am I using it differently than everyone else? I don't want an upper bound, I want a specific version. So always ==, never >=, and upgrading a dependency is an explicit action. I don't want to suddenly have a never version.