Summary

I always use the command: uv export -o requirements.txt --no-dev --extra train --format requirements-txt --no-editable --no-emit-project --frozen --no-hashes to export dependencies to a requirements.txt file. I have a multitude of private repositories in my requirements. Before the 0.7.9 (0.7.8 and earlier), I executed the command and got my requirements.txt with lines in the following format:

my-private-package @ git+ssh://git@bitbucket.org/some_organization/my_private_package.git@commit_hash

Requirements in such format can be installed very easy, with pip install -r requirements.txt

With 0.7.9 version of uv I get:

my-private-package @ git+ssh://****@bitbucket.org/some_organization/my_private_package.git@commit_hash

Notice these stars, that are now added instead of a simple word git.
And because of these lines, I can't install it simply issuing pip install -r requirements.txt. Pip is then just unable to resolve such a dependency!

Is it a bug? How do I workaround this?

Platform

Ubuntu 24.04

Version

uv 0.7.9

Python version

Python 3.12.3