Julian Rüth
Julian Rüth
Sometimes I find myself wanting to package a binary or a Python script that works in a certain conda environment for users that I don't want to bother with opening...
Should we add a warning if the version of a benchmark that asv determines looks wrong? In my case, my benchmarks contained `from sage.all import *` which pulls in a...
I found the names that are generated for CI jobs a bit difficult to parse, e.g., here:  with this change, they look a bit nicer to me:  TODO:...
The README of conda-smithy now suggests that you should just set your channel in `conda_build_config.yaml` if you want to upload to a channel that is not `conda-forge`. While this is...
In some cases, a conditional `skip: True` leads to CI configuration to be generated even though conda-build will then immediately skip the build on that CI run. It would be...
Most of the binaries that come with cddlib are not meant to be used as is but more like samples of how to use the library from C code. *...
The program `testlp1` segfaults on trivial (but invalid) input: ``` echo | testlp1 segmentation fault ``` This has been originally reported here https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=716383.
The binaries provided by cddlib currently don't have man pages that explain their usage. This keeps them from being exposed in `/usr/bin/` on Debian, see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=580890. It would be nice...
Rymà Nàit Amàrà asked: > from your cddlib library, I really wanted to generate vertices from an > input H-representation, but the result I wanted to return is just the...
is this just a temporary problem?