Use quotes in zsh macos '.[torch]' or ".[flax]" when using uv pip install #426
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Quote extras specifiers in uv install commands for zsh compatibility in macOS
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@siriuz42 please check this tiny PR. |
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On macOS
zshterminal, extra syntax like.[torch]is interpreted as a glob pattern unless quoted. This causes installation to fail with:Solution: Quote the extras specifier like this '.[torch]' or ".[flax]"