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Passing options to UV #40

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@GenericJam
GenericJam
opened on Jan 15, 2026
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I think I need to be able to pass --native-tls to UV in order to use built in tls on my corporate machine. I wrote a library outside of work that I'd like to use at work which has a pretty strict security regime so this would need to be possible to include in opts in my package which get passed to UV so it will be able to download dependencies.

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  1. jonatanklosko commented on Jan 15, 2026

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    This could be an option to Pythonx.uv_init/2, such as native_tls: true. PRs are welcome :)

  2. GenericJam
    added 2 commits that reference this issue on Jan 16, 2026

    Add support and basic validation for uv_flags (livebook-dev#40)

    b690e95

    Add native_tls option to Pythonx.uv_init/2 (livebook-dev#40)

    8c0b692
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