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Summary
After using uv to install all active Python versions and keep them updated for a while, I found my ~/.local/share/uv/python directory consuming 3GB. This includes many versions I won't use again, like the alpha and beta versions of 3.14.
I couldn't find an easy way to remove all but the latest version of each Python (including freethreading variants), so I found it easier to blast them all away with uv python uninstall --all and then re-running my automated install process (using Ansible).
This clearout saved me ~2.3GB of disk space.
This is a bit unintuitive and wastes time and bandwidth. It would be nicer if there were a way to prune down the installed Python versions to just the latest of each release, or something like that.
Example
$ uv python uninstall --outdated
Searching for Python installations
Uninstalled 7 outdated Python versions in 14.45s:
- cpython-3.9.20-macos-aarch64-none
- cpython-3.9.21-macos-aarch64-none
- cpython-3.9.22-macos-aarch64-none
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