I mean, SPARC and anything else can work right. But what uv can’t do is conjure up support for platforms that the larger ecosystem won’t even claim to support.
To that extent, I think uv (and CPython, and Rust, and so many other projects) are essentially trying to be honest in saying “we have no way to build and test that to our own standards.” I think that kind of honesty in validation is its own kind of load reduction on the ecosystem, because it means less tacit assumption that the maintainers will support anything that happens to build.
To that extent, I think uv (and CPython, and Rust, and so many other projects) are essentially trying to be honest in saying “we have no way to build and test that to our own standards.” I think that kind of honesty in validation is its own kind of load reduction on the ecosystem, because it means less tacit assumption that the maintainers will support anything that happens to build.