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Is exactly why I wrote sandbox-venv: https://github.com/kernc/sandbox-venv
I'm not yet sure it's a good idea or implementation, but something secure and non-manual had to be done about it!
Didn't know about bubblewrap. Although I don't think I will use it for venv, it seems very interesting to isolate AI coding agents
I largely agree with everything you have said here and I have the environment variables to prove it.
`export PIP_REQUIRE_VIRTUALENV=true` will force you to not install packages in the system site-packages.
Great fragment about keeping things uniform. It helps so much and still is not established even amongst the biggest python projects.
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:D :D :D
Great article. UV is such a game changer. I use it for everything. It has replaced more than 5 different tools into 1.
Is exactly why I wrote sandbox-venv: https://github.com/kernc/sandbox-venv
I'm not yet sure it's a good idea or implementation, but something secure and non-manual had to be done about it!
Didn't know about bubblewrap. Although I don't think I will use it for venv, it seems very interesting to isolate AI coding agents
I largely agree with everything you have said here and I have the environment variables to prove it.
`export PIP_REQUIRE_VIRTUALENV=true` will force you to not install packages in the system site-packages.
Great fragment about keeping things uniform. It helps so much and still is not established even amongst the biggest python projects.
>>> Brought to you by "/r/python answers are so bad I had to write this"
:D :D :D
Great article. UV is such a game changer. I use it for everything. It has replaced more than 5 different tools into 1.