Christian Menard

Looks like [`FindPython`](https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/FindPython.html) defines a variable `Python_FIND_VIRTUALENV`, which when set to `FIRST` favors the currently active virtual environment.

I can confirm this also for venv with cmake 3.30 on Linux. When the virtual environment is disabled, cmake uses the system's interpreter. When it is active, it uses the...

The proposed fix makes sense to me. @petervdonovan Do you see any reason not to add `tty: true`?

For Python there is already established, well-thought-out, and hardened tooling for all of this. The key for solving this issue would be a proper integration with the Python ecosystem (in...

This is already how the C++, Rust and Typescript targets are designed. The runtime is implemented as a standalone library (i.e. it could be used in plain C++/Rust/Typescript code) and...

I am not sure if I follow. By reaction label, you mean the yellow box that appears when using the `@label` attribute on a reaction, right? Why should this become...

Ok, so it seems like you are referring to reaction names (not labels) and the "Reaction names" option. Right? This option is intended to show the name of the reaction...

If we change this behavior, then the names displayed in the diagram do no longer correspond to their identifier in generated code. Displaying `reaction_1` (the default name) is an important...

> This option is intended to show the name of the reaction as it is used in generated code (i.e. it represents the name of the generated function that implements...

> But if you do not like it, feel free to not implement this and close the ticket. Just to be clear: I did not comment on the quality of...