@charliermarsh: Announcing uv audit: native support for vulnerability scanning across your project's dependencies
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Charlie Marsh announces uv audit, a native vulnerability scanning feature for project dependencies in the uv package manager.
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Announcing uv audit: native support for vulnerability scanning across your project’s dependencies https://t.co/9LojxbyC8v
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