@charliermarsh: In preview, `uv tool install` will now write a `uv.lock` lockfile for every tool, alongside the installation itself
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In preview, uv tool install now writes a uv.lock lockfile for every tool during installation.
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In preview, uv tool install will now write a uv.lock lockfile for every tool, alongside the installation itself https://t.co/SBZQG9mLAP
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