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we currently look for uv on PATH, but we don't search the current workspace for it. This would be a feature request to search in the current workspace for uv.
in this example the uv.exe is located at {workspaceFolder}/.pyprojectx/main/uv.exe
Thanks for the feature request! We are going to give the community 60 days from when this issue was created to provide 7 👍 upvotes on the opening comment to gauge general interest in this idea. If there's enough upvotes then we will consider this feature request in our future planning. If there's unfortunately not enough upvotes then we will close this issue.
works now, thanks. though it would be nice if there was an option to configure where in the project to look for the uv executable, since pyprojectx isn't the only way to install uv locally. for example there's also uv-wrapper and gg
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github-actions commentedon Sep 8, 2025
Thanks for the feature request! We are going to give the community 60 days from when this issue was created to provide 7 👍 upvotes on the opening comment to gauge general interest in this idea. If there's enough upvotes then we will consider this feature request in our future planning. If there's unfortunately not enough upvotes then we will close this issue.
eleanorjboyd commentedon Sep 10, 2025
Karthik Nadig (@karthiknadig) is this search done on the ext or the PET side?
karthiknadig commentedon Sep 10, 2025
This is done on the extension side.
Anselmoo commentedon Nov 25, 2025
See also: microsoft/vscode#270323 (comment)
test: normalize workspace uv paths on Windows (microsoft#812)
uv: fall back to workspace-local executable (#1821)
DetachHead commentedon Oct 19, 2026
works now, thanks. though it would be nice if there was an option to configure where in the project to look for the
uvexecutable, since pyprojectx isn't the only way to install uv locally. for example there's also uv-wrapper and gg