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I could try to give it a go. Just to make sure we are on the same page, here are the goals: - remove all --(no-)dev(-dependencies) switches in favor of...

Hi @maresb , Just facing one behavior interrogation: according to the README `--dev-dependencies` are included by default when using the `lock` command, while for --extras they have to be explicitly...

I'll first draft something along the simple `--dev-dependencies` → `--extras dev` line. Regarding making breaking changes explicit by throwing informative deprecation errors, we're on the same page. Regarding the the...

Hi @maresb apologies for the late reply. Sorry if my point is not clear, here is a minimal example to illustrate. Suppose I have these two environment files: `env_core.yml` ```yml...

One more specific question, dev information could be used to create the lockfile name template but not extras, should I add support for a similar functionality with generic extras or...

Ooww sorry I had not tested that example. Do you get the same hash generating these two files? ```bash conda-lock lock --file env_core.yml --file env_extra.yml -p linux-64 --lockfile=lock-without-extras1.yml conda-lock lock...

Ok, then I guess I am misunderstanding something. Assuming the default behavior of `lock` is to not include any extra by default, I expected the two latter commands to output...

Thanks for the context, I did not have time to dig into this misunderstanding just yet. I will get back to you about this. In the meantime I have submitted...

Indeed I did not think about the license issue, good point! This might indeed be an issue since pySankeyBeta is a fork of a unmaintained package, and the original author's...

> While I really like good visualisations, I am -1 on this one. With the plot library of your choice, it should be straightforward to produce a Sankey diagram with...