allan johns

This has come up before, but it's a harder problem than it appears on the surface. The issue isn't with ordering so much, it's more about how rez version objects...

Consider: ``` # in package.py from rez_pip.setup_py import create_package_definition_from_setup_py locals().update(create_package_definition_from_setup_py(some_massaging_arg=x, ...)) ``` ..where `rez_pip` is a py module available in the rez installation because we previously did: ``` ]$ rez-extension...

Just a note on this - if at all possible it'd be good to keep some form of `--no-rust` rez install option available (and great if this could translate to...

Also want to make you aware of the benchmarking CI we already have. We'll probably have to tweak it to show rust numbers alongside py or something. https://github.com/nerdvegas/rez/blob/master/metrics/benchmarking/RESULTS.md

Hello all, Let's get the ball rolling on this. I've moved to a discussion, please take part: https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/rez/discussions/1353

Hey Anders, Please see the discussion in https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/rez/issues/1302 as I think this really is the root of the issue. Feel free to add to that thread, it needs to be...

So, git-bash is an example of a shell that requires path normalization - when in a bash shell, (eg) `C:\foo` must be referred to as `/c/foo` in cases such as...

Thinking on this further, I think there's some more things to take into consideration: * Currently, `{root}` or `this.root` in a package commands is giving the shell-normalized path. But I...

Pinging this thread as would be good to get movement. @JeanChristopheMorinPerso - you mention that "This path replacement is very fragile and is one reason why I was against it...

Cheers for the link jc I just checked it out. Generally I think we're on the right path (pun intended). A few things: * Agreed wrt default cygpath-like behaviour for...