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## Summary In my setup, I have a directory of wheels symlinked from different directories. I can point `--find-links` at it with `pip` and it works but not `uv`. Currently, `uv` checks if a candidate file `is_file` which is for regular files. By also checking `is_symlink` I was able to install a symlinked wheel. I'm not *exactly* sure where, but some other place is eventually resolving the absolute path of the wheel. (`uv`? The OS?) ## Test Plan Manually tested - I didn't see any tests for `FlatIndexClient` in the `uv-client` crate. ``` mkdir /tmp/a /tmp/b # Create a directory of wheels (/tmp/a) and a directory of symlinked wheels (/tmp/b) cp test-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl /tmp/a # Add a wheel to the directory of wheels ln -s /tmp/a/test-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl /tmp/b/ # Create a symlink to that wheel uv pip install test --find-links /tmp/b # Install pointing at the symlinked wheels directory ``` |
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pypi-client
A general-use client for interacting with PyPI.
Loosely modeled after Orogene's oro-client.