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Hey! That's a great tip. is definitely becoming the preferred way to manage Python tools globally without messing up system environments or running into the 'externally-managed-environment' errors. Since you've confirmed it works smoothly on Windows with , it would be a valuable addition to the installation documentation. It's a much cleaner workflow than the standard approach these days. Thanks for sharing this! |
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Confirmed it here as well. I was also able to demo without installing (temp install) uvx --with dooit-extras dooit |
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I'm on Windows right now and there is nothing mentioned in the docs to install dooit on windows. pip install doesn't work as python discourages direct pip install now, unless you set some env, which I didn't want. Also, just to install dooit, I didn't want to install a whole bunch of conda/miniconda, etc. however to manage my env, I use uv. So, I just tried with uv and it seems to work.
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