[TOOLING] migrate to uv

[aepfli]

We recently adopted the openfeature Python SDK within our company and added a wrapper around the flagd provider.
We discovered uv for setting up the project and handling all the build-related tools, which felt nice, easy, and really comfortable. So far, everyone loves it from the tooling side, and it also seems like the current way to go within the Python universe, with ty on the horizon as a fast type checker.

The migration from hatch to UV should be pretty straightforward, as `UV' also uses hatchling by default.

I suggest that we migrate to UV within our Python packages to make adaptation and running the project easier. This issue is to talk about it, and discuss it. There are for sure some trade-offs, but so far I highly enjoyed working with uv way more than working with hatch.

Please feel free to add your thoughts, please don't start any implementation as I think we should first discuss, and I am also keen on trying my luck :)

https://github.com/astral-sh/uv

[beeme1mr]

I'm in favor of this. UV seems to be addressing most of the challenges I've encountered while setting up a project.

ty also sounds interesting but we should probably hold off on that until it's a bit more mature.

[gruebel]

I'm in favor of this. UV seems to be addressing most of the challenges I've encountered while setting up a project.

ty also sounds interesting but we should probably hold off on that until it's a bit more mature.

I agree on those points 💯

[moredip]

I'm a fan of uv 👍

[lukas-reining]

We also recently started several projects using uv and it was really good so far. Just a really good out-of-the-box experience.
So I am in favor of switching if someone wants to do it :)

[aepfli]

I'll bring this also to attention at the next community meetup - and afterwards open it up for contributions :) (I want to take this with me to https://winterthur2025.hack-commit-pu.sh/ - as it is not timely critical, but sounds like a fun task to do).

[aepfli]

as my time is limited, i will unassign me, and open this for everyone to explore/adapt.