add a resolve toggle for bundled lockfiles#23445
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This adds a `resolve` toggle to generate_builtin_lockfiles.py so we can split apart "switching to uv" from the next generation. Originally part of #23440
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| parser.add_argument( | ||
| "--resolver", | ||
| type=Resolver, | ||
| choices=list(Resolver), |
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Is it necessary to specify the choices when the type is an enum? I thought we handled that automatically?
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I don't think it is handled automatically for the vanilla argparse used in this script.
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This adds a
resolvetoggle to generate_builtin_lockfiles.py so we can split apart "switching to uv" from the next generation.Originally part of #23440