Robert Schütz

> Once [NixOS/nixpkgs#104726](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/104726) gets merged and back-ported, people will have to explicitly add: > > ``` > { > permittedInsecurePackages = [ > "python2.7-cryptography-2.9.2" > ]; > } > ```...

It would suffice to let `pubs export` accept citation keys from stdin, so that one could use ```sh pubs list --citekeys-only $query | pubs export - ```

On NixOS, it seems like skipping this test makes two other tests (SessionTest.test_3_Redirect and SessionTest.test_4_File_deletion) fail. These failures are reproducible.

Result of `nixpkgs-review pr 293593` run on x86_64-linux [1](https://github.com/Mic92/nixpkgs-review) 10 packages marked as broken and skipped: python312Packages.dj-rest-auth python312Packages.dj-rest-auth.dist python312Packages.django-allauth python312Packages.django-allauth-2fa python312Packages.django-allauth-2fa.dist python312Packages.django-allauth.dist python312Packages.django-mailman3 python312Packages.django-mailman3.dist python312Packages.drf-spectacular python312Packages.drf-spectacular.dist 20 packages built: authentik...

I think it might be sufficient to set `-DCMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR` to an absolute path and check the resulting pkg-config file.

Btw the pyHanko tests fail for the same reason.

I'd still like this to be fixed because otherwise I can't use Python 3.12. The last released version of aan1crypto only supports Python 3.11.

@pbiering Why was this closed?

> Generally you have user installed binaries in `/usr/bin`. True, I just wanted to shorten the commit message. > I'm not against this change but the reason is a bit...

> Can you provide some further reasoning why the library should do this as a default versus you as a developer simply setting an item in the PATH with a...