| 15 Apr 2024 |
l0b0 | In reply to @rolandco:matrix.org I'm working on a script to fix the overrides for some common problems. I created a recent PR for fixing a package called twisted. Three questions: 1) Would that be useful? So far I have identified thousands of commonly downloaded packages failing. 2) is the use of from and until in the build systems json preferred to list of dependencies? 3) I see some checks failing, unrelated to the package I'm fixing. Should I fix those?
- Absolutely. There are far too many packages for any individual to keep track of all the non-Python dependencies and missing dependencies.
- Generally, yes, but if that's too much work simply having the dependencies at all is better than not having them.
- If you can, that would be great. Splitting your work into multiple PRs would be appreciated, though, since the difficulty of reviewing scales by something like O(N²) for N lines.
| 20:53:48 |
Roland Coeurjoly | Thanks, I'll be working on it | 22:13:32 |
| 16 Apr 2024 |
| nirudium joined the room. | 02:19:03 |
nirudium | Are there any examples of mkPoetryScriptsPackage I could use because I'm trying to set up a single python script and installing it via a flake but I haven't figured that out yet haha | 02:23:46 |
truh | In reply to @nirudium:matrix.org Are there any examples of mkPoetryScriptsPackage I could use because I'm trying to set up a single python script and installing it via a flake but I haven't figured that out yet haha If your script has any dependencies I would use mkPoetryApplication instead. | 09:20:30 |
nirudium | I see, how would I have the result end up in the path? | 09:21:10 |