Austin Seipp

The UCRT is absolutely still supported[1], but I don't know what kind of shenanigans we need to target it from Rust in a way that's usable with standard `.exe` files...

> Since dependencies rarely change, I would prefer to compile all dependencies in optimized mode and compile only the crates in the repo in debug mode. What do you think?...

> The target directory will grow indefinitely anyway. Yes, but anything to help fight off the nearly infinite disk space usage is nice IMO. Something is much better than nothing....

> Does anyone object to merging this? I would use it. It was blocked at the time because of https://github.com/martinvonz/jj/issues/2747, but that's 99% done except for now having this feature...

I missed the original patch and to be honest, not sure how much it means for my vote, but I'd quite like this in my codebases too, I think (FTR,...

I was looking at this PR recently and wondering how feasible it was to add a buckconfig flag for it. I've experimented with it a little and actually think it's...

I've wanted this kind of feature literally a dozen times now, I think, and was recently thinking of (re?)proposing it; thank you so much for it!

Also, while using `uv run`, it spat out this very interesting and informative warning about a nit in the lockfile: ``` a@sheik ~/s/g/software ((c8d9329b)) [2]> uv run --python 3.11 --extra...

Right, I basically came at it from the opposite direction; my knowledge of Python dependency management is something like "learned about venvs in 2012" and then "learned about uv in...

Quick follow ups (I hope everyone had a good weekend): @StephenRadachy > The question that I have is - are there any metrics on what percentage of users are on...