From what I can tell (just started using uv) it doesn't break the original workflow with the venv, just adds the uv run option as well.
From what I can tell (just started using uv) it doesn't break the original workflow with the venv, just adds the uv run option as well.
Yes, you still have the option of manually activating a venv, and that makes sense if the amortized cost of that is lower than several instances of typing `uv run `. Though sometimes when working in one project with its venv activated, I end up needing to run a tool from another project with a separate vent, so uv still ends up being useful.