u/pachura3

With setuptools and build, I can put __version__ constant in mymodule/__init__.py, and then refer to it in pyproject.toml with:

[project]
dynamic = ["version"]

[build-system]
requires = ["setuptools"]
build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"

[tool.setuptools.packages.find]
where = ["src"]

[tool.setuptools.dynamic]
version = { attr = "mymodule.__version__" }

Can I do something similar with uv_build? If I switch to build-backend = "uv_build" and then execute uv build, it tells me:

Error: Invalid pyproject.toml

Caused by:
    TOML parse error at line 1, column 1
      |
    1 | [project]
      | ^^^^^^^^^
    missing field `version`

Could you recommend some AR/MR game(s) for Quest 3 that:

• are single player-centric
• have objects interacting with walls & furniture, bouncing off tables/chairs/sofas etc.
• do not require lots of space (Tea for God)
• do not have zombies

Hi, I own a jailbroken Switch V1, currently running System 17.0.1|AMS 1.8.0|E, hekate_ctcaer_6.2.2.

I would like to update it to the newest stable Atmosphère. I can see that the latest release is Atmosphère 1.11.1 (supporting firmware 22.1.0).

In the past, I used to follow the following steps:

• get Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere + fusee.bin from GitHub
• get sigpatches from sigmapatches.c****r.party
• put these files on the SD card, overwriting existing ones
• get CTCaer/hekate from GitHub
• put Switch in the RCM mode with a jig + power on + volume up, then upload hekate_ctcaer_x.x.x.bin via USB cable using TegraRcmGUI
• launch Atmosphere from Hekate's GUI (Nyx)

Now, the first problem I see is that the page with sigpatches has been taken down. I checked on archive org, and its snapshot from July '25 says:

>Atmosphere no longer loads sigpatche files so syspatch is required for updated versions, thank you to the folks keeping the syspatch dream alive after everything else has failed.

So, what does it mean?

Are sigpatches no longer needed, and I should use sys-patches instead? Or should I use both together?

Where to get sys-patches from?

Are sys-patches install-and-forget? I don't need to keep them up to date all the time?

I found a file named patches-fw22-1-0-atmo1-11-1-zip on GBAtemp. Shall I use it?

Also, I've seen a note that Nintendo has changed something on the OS-level that interferes with how homebrew apps work (something about closing processes). Does it mean that DBI will no longer work? Or should I somehow update it to a newer version?

Or, perhaps, you recommend NOT updating my Switch for the moment, because the current situation is not stable?