You need a runner for scripts that follow the PEP (actually the packaging standard established initially by the PEP, hence the note about it's historical status.)
The two main runners I am aware of are uv and pipx. (Any compliant runner can be referenced in the shebang to make a script standalone where shebangs are supported.)
This is a PEP and not specific to uv: https://peps.python.org/pep-0723/
You need a runner for scripts that follow the PEP (actually the packaging standard established initially by the PEP, hence the note about it's historical status.)
The two main runners I am aware of are uv and pipx. (Any compliant runner can be referenced in the shebang to make a script standalone where shebangs are supported.)
The shebang line references uv.
Is it time for a Debian `alternatives`-style system for PIP 723 compliant Python wrappers yet?
I could totally see `#!/usr/bin/python723` become a thing :)
And a shell
They gotta have a computer too. And a source of power.
And my ax... Oh, this is hackernews.
"I write code and am curious I am a hacker"
"Lol, no I break into computer systems I am a hacker"
"Geeze hell no I have an axe, I am an OG hacker"
I don’t think they need a shell unless uv itself requires it, the shebang is handled by the exec syscall.
Of course. Hense the bash shebang - the shebang is the step before the shell is used. Thanks.
And an operating system
No, not a shell. Just a /usr/bin/env
Is that a dare? /s
Small price to pay for escaping python dependency hell.