| 26 May 2021 |
 Sandro | ris_ it should also tell you how to ignore broken/insecure packages | 19:58:38 |
 abathur | different topic: I don't expect anyone here to have an opinion, but just in case it's something that's caused trouble for anyone here, I've opened a draft PR making the top-level sudo attr useful on macOS | 19:59:11 |
 ris_ | Sandro: oh it does, it's just i don't feel i can suggest adding this as an input to a packa | 19:59:23 |
| ris_ | * Sandro: oh it does, it's just i don't feel i can suggest adding this as an input to a package when i know it'll do that | 19:59:31 |
 LnL | In reply to @abathur:matrix.org
different topic: I don't expect anyone here to have an opinion, but just in case it's something that's caused trouble for anyone here, I've opened a draft PR making the top-level sudo attr useful on macOS what's the usecase for that? it's the same as using the one PATH at runtime and builds can't use sudo | 20:02:22 |
| abathur | the PR addresses my use-case | 20:06:00 |
