Bas Zalmstra

I would like to use this crate in my software but I rely on the rayon stuff. I won't be able to publish my crate to crates.io if this is...

Ah, I'm sorry to hear that! Is there anything I can do to help move it forward?

What do you think the API would look like @zkat ? The `Reader` in cacache also performs integrity checks, if we could seek in the file this becomes much harder.

You are correct, embedding the _compiler_ is not something we currently easily support. Only running Mun using the mun_runtime crate is. We assume the user is running the compiler daemon...

Is the poetry approach also the reason the dependencies are represented as a map instead of as an array of strings? In conda, the dependencies are also represented as an...

I think that discussion is more about the input specification than about the content of the lock file itself. The `content-hash` is currently a hash of the `LockedDependency`s if I...

@mariusvniekerk Are you talking about the `input_hash` or the `content_hash`. If I read it correctly the `content_hash` is not based on the input but based on the actual locked-down packages,...

Pulling the discussion of #449 in here. @AlbertDeFusco >I've looked at the arguments in https://github.com/conda/conda-lock/issues/432. As the maintainer of conda-project I find value in having the hash in the conda-lock...

@maresb Yes that is exactly my point! Thanks for sharing! This is precisely what we implemented in [pixi](https://github.com/prefix-dev/pixi/blob/0d452d3045ddccb28b9bc7f6d2cc21b22d7130fa/src/environment.rs#L159C5-L159C5). We check if the lockfile is minimal by walking the dependency graph...

For me, it would be ideal if the conda-lock file contains all the identifying properties that enable matching a MatchSpec. This would mean that all properties found in the repodata...