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improve the explanation of the env var

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Jack O'Connor 2025-05-29 13:51:20 -07:00
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crates/uv-static/src/env_vars.rs
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@ -256,9 +256,13 @@ impl EnvVars {
/// for more details. /// for more details.
pub const UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT: &'static str = "UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT"; pub const UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT: &'static str = "UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT";
/// Equivalent to the `--active` command line argument. If set, uv will look at `VIRTUAL_ENV` /// Equivalent to the `--active` command line argument for commands that support it. For
/// and use the active virtual environment, if any. If `VIRTUAL_ENV` is not defined, this has /// example, when running inside a project or when running a script with inline metadata,
/// no effect. /// `uv run` manages its own virtual environment and ignores the caller's active environment
/// (i.e. the `VIRTUAL_ENV` environment variable). Similarly, `uv sync` and `uv add` expect to
/// run in a project, and they use the managed virtual environment by default. The active
/// option causes these commands to use the caller's active virtual environment instead, if
/// there is one.
pub const UV_USE_ACTIVE_ENVIRONMENT: &'static str = "UV_USE_ACTIVE_ENVIRONMENT"; pub const UV_USE_ACTIVE_ENVIRONMENT: &'static str = "UV_USE_ACTIVE_ENVIRONMENT";
/// Specifies the directory to place links to installed, managed Python executables. /// Specifies the directory to place links to installed, managed Python executables.

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docs/configuration/environment.md
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@ -431,9 +431,13 @@ the installer from modifying shell profiles or environment variables.
### `UV_USE_ACTIVE_ENVIRONMENT` ### `UV_USE_ACTIVE_ENVIRONMENT`
Equivalent to the `--active` command line argument. If set, uv will look at `VIRTUAL_ENV` Equivalent to the `--active` command line argument for commands that support it. For
and use the active virtual environment, if any. If `VIRTUAL_ENV` is not defined, this has example, when running inside a project or when running a script with inline metadata,
no effect. `uv run` manages its own virtual environment and ignores the caller's active environment
(i.e. the `VIRTUAL_ENV` environment variable). Similarly, `uv sync` and `uv add` expect to
run in a project, and they use the managed virtual environment by default. The active
option causes these commands to use the caller's active virtual environment instead, if
there is one.
### `UV_VENV_SEED` ### `UV_VENV_SEED`