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It seems like the doc builds successfully. However, I was trying to use the global substitution |maxpython| in a code block, which didn't render correctly. We can either

1. set the python version in the code block statically for now. But obviously that would need updating as the support range changes, or
2. use the substitution-code-block extension (see this issue). I'm not extremely familiar with sphinx, so someone with more expertise should handle this.

Thank you for doing this so quickly! Overall I'm very excited about uv, and am hoping that we can incorporate it into our standard code contribution workflow once it stabilizes a bit more.

1. set the python version in the code block statically for now. But obviously that would need updating as the support range changes, or

👍🏻 My inclination would be to take this approach for now. I generally search the repository for strings like 3.12 when bumping |minpython| or |maxpython|, since the version shows up in README.md and a few other places outside of reStructuredText.

2. use the substitution-code-block extension (see this issue).

Perhaps we could raise an issue to look into this? That's a great find, and it looks like it's still being actively maintained!

LGTM! Thank you again for doing this! 🎉🎂🎆🪩🌌🥦