What Does the Python Version Number x.y Actually Mean?
At work, we use uv to manage Python projects, which allows us to quickly install dependencies and lock sub-dependency versions. After returning from a period of leave, I routinely updated the packages on my computer and noticed that uv had a new version, so I updated it. However, after updating the uv.lock file in a project, I found that many wheels for dependencies had disappeared from the lock file. For example, here’s the configuration of the pyproject.toml file: ...