sarj-standards-bootstrap
Manifest-driven launcher for an exact Sarj Standards bundle.
uv tool install sarj-standards-bootstrap
Generated CI and hooks use this lightweight bootstrap without repeating a version pin. It reads the exact Standards bundle version from .sarj-standards.toml; ordinary Standards upgrades change only that manifest. No mise integration or repository-local launcher is needed.
uvx --no-config --isolated --python 3.15 --from sarj-standards-bootstrap code-standards check
uvx installs and caches the bootstrap on first use, then reuses it without requesting a refresh on every hook invocation. The bootstrap itself is not version-pinned; the linting bundle is. Offline execution requires a warmed cache for both the bootstrap and the selected bundle, including their Python runtime and dependencies.
The bootstrap deliberately inherits UV/PIP registry, proxy, certificate, cache, and offline environment policy. --no-config --isolated prevents consumer project configuration and installed tools from changing the selected bootstrap or Standards bundle.
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