Tim de Jager

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Pixi lock file is always out-of-date after introducing `pypi-dependencies`

> My OS is Ubuntu 24.04 if that's important. I have the latest pixi (0.24.2). The toml is what I got after > > ```shell > pixi init > pixi...

Pixi lock file is always out-of-date after introducing `pypi-dependencies`

Ok @akhmerov I've just noticed, I think you are trying to use a tag as a revision, we don't support tags (yet). I'm thinking that's the problem.

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

I think I understand the use-case, it begs the question though, is the package that `py-buid` creates also locked by pixi itself?

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

So the use-case is: * You want to use the latest rerun-sdk from source, and have the examples depend on `rerun-sdk` as well? Couldn't you add `rerun-sdk` as an editable...

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

Couldn't you just make a seperate environment for running with the latest version? EDIT: Also is my read of your use-case correct ):?

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

Thanks, let me see.. So for a), I think this is already possible right: - The user clones the repo. - Navigates to the example, uses any package manager that...

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

Yeah for B-extra, you would need the ability to override the locked dependency in some way. Maybe checking the `INSTALLER` would help "break" the environment. However, the question is then,...

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

I think, and that's kinda totally unrelated to your issue, but somehow it does come back to it. The reason we need to install the environments when using `pypi-dependencies` is...

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

@abey79 we did some improvements to this workflow in the mean-time, that were discussed with you guys as well outside of this issue. Is this enough to close this one...

`pixi run pip install` is overridden by subsequent call to `pixi`

Yeah, I read this but did not reply sorry. I would have to see/play with it to see what happens, I do know that `mesonpy` rebuilds on editable installs as...