Derek Kulinski

I got the same version from: https://src.fedoraproject.org/repo/pkgs/graphviz/graphviz-2.38.0.tar.gz/5b6a829b2ac94efcd5fa3c223ed6d3ae/graphviz-2.38.0.tar.gz Anyway, I'm getting this when compiling graphviz on OS X: ``` compile.c:629:5: note: variable 'v' is declared here Extype_t v; ^ 1 warning...

This fixes issue I was having, but it raises a concern for me. The idea is that nix creates a fully reproducible environment, but looks like on Linux gcc is...

Looks like all examples in chapter 8 are broken as well.

Depending on implementation, this could make it hard to provide a custom python package. For example. It is right now possible to modify python package and remove non-essential builtin packages,...

It would be useful if you would share all the files to make things easier to reproduce. Anyway just digging around I see that `poetry.lock` is referencing version 2.3.0 of...

About 12 hours ago a patch was merged that updated poetry to version 1.1.14. I had also resolver problems, although it manifested differently. Please note, that after I updated I...

Ah I see, nvm then.

There's no way to completely get rid of them unfortunately, because python packaging cannot express all dependencies. Particularly all system libraries. For example `pygraphviz` is a python binding to the...

@blaggacao looking at forks seems like https://github.com/GTrunSec/kubenix is the most active currently. I wish @offlinehacker would just officially transfer ownership. When this project was being developed I didn't have a...

@DavHau any idea if this will be incorporated into the project? nix-bundle looks very exciting, but it still has these issues :(