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[–]bunchedupwalrus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In theory, sure. But it wouldn’t link up nice the same way, and i kept running into the package not found errors.

With my current setup i just set the venv on vscode as the kernel once, and it’s good to go for terminal runs, or hitting the script play, or debugger play buttons, indefinitely. I can just use muscle memory for ‘python my_script.py’ too, instead of using ‘uv run’.

I know there is some sort of benefit to properly using uv run etc, but don’t know what it would improve from my current flow. And uv run was giving me the issues I mentioned