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i suspect best in this case is to advise users to have a python already installed via conda/mamba or micros in this way they avoid the issue. |
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Why not let uv install it for you? One less thing to worry about (this is only for developers, for now, so uv is expected either way) |
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By default, uv will try to install Python 3.13 on a system with no existing Python 3 (e.g. scarf, before modules have been loaded).
Specifying different Python versions with
-pis discussed in the section below, but since people may copy and paste these to get started, it's probably safest to specify this here explicitly.