fix(python plugin): remove UV_PYTHON env variable #2608
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Summary
Fixes: #2575
The current python plugin sets
UV_PYTHON
to path of python executable under defaultVENV_DIR
directory. However if someone sets a customVENV_DIR
in theirdevbox.json
file, this will cause an error. Sinceuv
will attempt and fail to find python in the default VENV_DIR path where the venv would no longer exist.This change removes the
UV_PYTHON
environment variable from the plugin altogether. This can be done, sinceuv
will use the python executable of the active virtual environment its running in (https://docs.astral.sh/uv/reference/cli/#uv-python), and the venv is automatically created and activated by the python plugin.This change allows flexibility for users to set their own
VENV_DIR
. It also still works with pip (uv pip install
) as expected.How was it tested?
"VENV_DIR": "./src/uvtest/.venv"
toenv
section ofdevbox.json
fileuv run main.py
: (this step would cause an error before these changes)uv pip install fastapi
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