Niko Fink

I was working on getting the OGDF itself to Conda (see [here](https://github.com/conda-forge/staged-recipes/pull/12498#issuecomment-1002208390)), but I guess if one can get the packaging right pip would also be a good place for...

The `SIGILL` probably indicates some CPU instruction that is available on the PC you built the wheel on, but not on the Cloud machines. This is because the OGDF release...

But that probably still only fixes the issues for some systems, right? So in a generic `ogdf-python` package I assume we should go for `-march=x86-64` / `aarch64` / `ppc64le` according...

Honestly, I have no clue there. :sweat_smile: I guess except for SSE3 we are not actively using any specific optimizations, but I also don't know where SSE3 is actually used....

Note: I'm now also building wheels with just the OGDF shared library [here](https://github.com/N-Coder/ogdf-wheel). Unfortunately, there is still some weird unrelated issue with our C++ bindings on Windows, so the tests...

Sorry for taking some time to comment here. Here's a summary of what I've been trying to do with the steps mentioned in issue #57. - I want to combine...

> Very much of this already is possible and it is possible without the need for nesting. Here is a quick example: Yes. This is actually not that different from...

I see, preventing regressions will probably become a bigger issue the more users and features `xsim` gets. Maybe it would make future releases easier to make and new features easier...

I encountered two further use-cases for nested subexercises: - I have a big collection of "short questions", which usually ask whether a statement is true or false and require a...

I also get the same problem when pasting the link to the GitHub repo on the mybinder.org starting page, so it's probably all links that are generated there: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/binder-examples/minimal-dockerfile/HEAD