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Description
Problem
Currently, dstack's default Docker image (which is very convenient to use) uses Conda as the default package manager.
Apparently, uv provides a significantly better experience in both performance and compatibility compared to conda.
Moreover, uv is quickly becoming the most common and user-friendly way to install packages.
Currently, the process of installing and activating uv manually with the default image is unnecessarily cumbersome.
Solution
Let's ditch Miniforge's conda in favor of uv.
Note, we could also ditch our Docker images built specifically for each major version of Python, and instead, let uv install any version of Python that uv supports.
Workaround
No response
Would you like to help us implement this feature by sending a PR?
No