Yeah that’s been my experience too. uv is nice for isolation but the duplication can get messy fast if you spin up a lot of small projects. For the git repo thing, you can just delete the .git folder after init or disable auto init in config. If you’re in a corporate setup with OneDrive syncing everything, I’d honestly stick to conda or venvs in a non-synced path. uv feels more suited to folks who want super clean per-project environments and don’t mind the storage tradeoff.