Omry Yadan

> Can `ids` be a function? (That is how `pytest.mark.parameterize` works.) If they can, I did not see it in the [code](https://github.com/theacodes/nox/blob/8ba7331f59a3bf2d88d299f811e56dd8375bb1ac/nox/_parametrize.py#L83-L138).

> Thanks so much @omry for the comments! Let me re-open this PR and will use this as a prototyping/discussion space. We are currently evaluating a broader use case of...

Hi Tim, There are ways to benefit from Hydra incrementally, but your initial goal of integrating with SLURM - if done via Hydra - requires going all in. Let's break...

Finally, another path to migrate to Hydra incrementally is to use [OmegaConf](https://omegaconf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) as the internal config object without changing anything else. OmegaConf is the lower level config library powering Hydra....

>> Hydra provide the ability to compose an hierarchical configuration dynamically and to override everything the resulting config object. > This is a pretty typical way of doing things like...

> There is some discussion around the whole topic of configuration languages at https://sre.google/workbook/configuration-design/ and https://sre.google/workbook/configuration-specifics/ -- The knowledge in the sre.google book mostly comes from dealing with an internal...

You can already disable the directory change: Simply override hydra.run.dir to . in your config. ```yaml hydra: run: dir: . ``` You will probably also want to disable the .hydra...

Given that antlr is pretty stable now, maybe it's worth opening a discussion with the antlr team about being more lax about version compatibility for the Python runtime.

> As far as hydra is concerned, I have been watching it and while a lot has changed, AFAIK, it is still in the same place as it was a...

Both in Hydra master and are accessible through a dev release! (see the Hydra README for installation instructions). You can learn about the new support here: - [The Defaults List](https://hydra.cc/docs/next/advanced/defaults_list)...