Augusto Stoffel

What kind of information could be shown as an inlay hint?

Okay, that makes sense, but I would expect that after setting up the environment with ``` eval $(luarocks --tree path ``` any calls to `luarocks install --local` would install things...

> Also again I think you are misinterpreting --local. Anyway, this is not the essence of my point. I already understood/agreed, after your first message, that `--tree` is the thing...

Yes. Or, to be a bit more specific, instead of prepending some stuff to `package.path` and `package.cpath`, it should completely overwrite those variables. This can be done since LuaRocks knows...

Backward compatibility issues aside, I think a scriptable package typically has its own mechanism to decide where to look for libraries. I'm only familiar with LuaTeX, and it certainly does....

> > Backward compatibility issues aside > > We cannot brush backward compatibility aside. :) Of course not (and let me emphasize that I didn't say to _brush_ it aside)....

Okay, you seem have a different view of the role of a package manager, at least when it comes to the installation of executable scripts. Of course, when I say...

Suppose I have ```python class Person(DeclarativeBase): __tablename__ = "person" id: Mapped[UUID] = mapped_column(primary_key=True, default=uuid4) name: Mapped[str] ``` and suppose I want to have my test DB include an example person....

Yes, it's true that the test data could be a normal (function-scoped) fixture. But everything else could as well, right? I mean, the only reason to have a template db...

Yes, the linked PR should fix this. Thanks!