Hey, check out the railpack's docs!

Hey Brody, maybe its my fault, but i was following the docs all along and I am still confused. I could find this:

Detection
Your project will be detected as a Python application if any of these conditions are met:

A main.py file exists in the root directory
A requirements.txt file exists
A pyproject.toml file exists
A Pipfile exists

But I am using a repository with multiple services so the provider is not detected automatically. I also tried installing UV manually but it's never avaiable during the deploy step

You can install additional mise packages using RAILPACK_PACKAGES if that's what you're looking for, so in your case you'd do something like

RAILPACK_PACKAGES="uv"

and you can add whatever else you need like node or python or whatever

-#

Hey Fragly, thanks. That mede the trick for the build phase, but the uv package is still not avaiable during deploy phase,
Also, UV package manager is not avaiable through apt so the RAILPACKDEPLOYAPT_PACKAGES env var will not work.
I am not sure how could I further configure it, I will be really glad if anyone can help me.
This is my railpack.json:

{
    "$schema": "https://schema.railpack.com",
    "steps": {
      "build": {
        "commands": [
          "echo The current directory is:",
          "pwd"
          { "src": "services/1_ingestion/*", "dest": "." },
          "echo The contents of the current directory are:",
          "ls -la",
          "echo Installing dependencies...",
          "uv sync --frozen"
        ]
      }
    },
    "deploy": {
      "inputs": [
        { "step": "build" }
      ],
      "startCommand": "uv run main.py"
    }
  }

I think uv is getting installed outside of your app directory resulting in it not being transferred over to the runtime image, you could try using inputs to copy the uv package over to the deployment, it would look something like this:

{
    "$schema": "https://schema.railpack.com",
    "steps": {
      "build": {
        "commands": [
          "echo The current directory is:",
          "pwd"
          { "src": "services/1_ingestion/*", "dest": "." },
          "echo The contents of the current directory are:",
          "ls -la",
          "echo Installing dependencies...",
          "uv sync --frozen"
        ]
      }
    },
    "deploy": {
      "inputs": [
        { "step": "build", "include": ["path-to-uv-package"] }
      ],
      "startCommand": "uv run main.py"
    }
  }

i've never done this myself so I'm unsure if this will work, just a potential solution I think is worth exploring

@Veecks I help out with Railpack maintenance! Could you explain more about what you are trying to do?

Right now, using multiple providers in a project is not well supported, but it's something on our roadmap that we would love to explore to understand your use case more.