Antoine Prouvost
Antoine Prouvost
I'm having a similar issue on MacOS
For install, there seem to be an `--install-option`, but without luck. In the meantime, one can read environment variables from their `setup.py` and pass them to scikit-build.
I wanted to PR on this but it seems to be solved in [master](https://github.com/root-project/cling/blob/ee374738072fab73d2b9896c968a000cf0a1bfb4/tools/Jupyter/kernel/clingkernel.py#L109) (pb from relative symlink not being resolved). Perhaps you could do a bugfix release for mac...
@DaanDeMeyer +1 for this :)
Hi, you could try setting `CONDARC` environment variable to point to the config where you'd like.
What do you see in the `~/.conda` folder ? I'm not super familiar with it.
Hi, I think it would be nice to have this over any possible axis, as in NumPy ```cpp auto c = xt::view(A, xt::drop(1), xt::keep(keep), xt::all()); ``` Where `keep` is a...
I'm interested to support this. However I think the custom platforms would need to be specified somewhere, otherwise parsing the URL becomes difficult.
I think this is because versions are required to start with a number. Maybe this used to work (or failed to fail) with Conda or libsolv. `1snapshot_2023_05_03` would be a...
Unsure but I have not be working with PySCIPOpt for a long time now. So possible future discussion can happen in a new issue.