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ASF GitHub Bot updated FLINK-38231:
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> Standardise use of uv for PyFlink building/testing/tooling 
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>                 Key: FLINK-38231
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-38231
>             Project: Flink
>          Issue Type: Technical Debt
>          Components: API / Python, Test Infrastructure
>            Reporter: Mika Naylor
>            Assignee: Mika Naylor
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: pull-request-available
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> With FLINK-37775 and FLINK-36900 we have started to use {{uv}} for managing 
> Python testing environments and installing linting tools, as well as defining 
> test/lint/typecheck dependencies in {{{}pyproject.toml{}}}.
> However, the CI/CD scripts and developer documentation is in a bit of an 
> inbetween state. We use uv for creating Python virtual environments for tool 
> installation, but uv supports these natively with `uv run` disregarding the 
> need for a custom made virtual environment. Similarly, the use of specific 
> virtual environments for Python versions for Tox can be sidestepped with 
> tox-uv. Their use for building the python wheels can also be ignored if we 
> use uv to build them, using `uv build --python <x>` and letting uv itself 
> manage the environments for us.
> Throughout the CI/CD scripts, we also build the python projects via `python 
> setup.py sdist bdist_wheel`, which is already deprecated. We should instead 
> use `uv build` for this since we involve uv in the CI/CD process anyway. 
> Similarly, we can use uv to build & install the apache-flink packages in 
> testing environments via `uv pip install .`, using uv's tooling to link the 
> apache-flink-libraries dependency when developing locally.
> This should help us not only simplify and reduce the amount of CI/CD scripts 
> we have to maintain, but also bring the tooling we use (and recommend 
> developers use) into more modern standards.



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