Tim Cuthbertson

> This is not easily fixable because cacert uses buildcatrust https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/pkgs/data/misc/cacert/default.nix#L5 which means we would need to bootstrap the entirety of python without cacert. @SuperSandro2000 It looks like fetchurl allows...

thanks! I've committed the change, though I can't actually check that it works since the latest node seems to have busted sys.exec() :/

Thanks for the report. Now's probably a good time to just depend on python3 and drop python2, it's surely widely installed.

Nope, it shouldn't

I looked into this today. The clobbering stuff is a bit of a weird heuristic to try and balance annoyance with usefulness. Also it uses the _previous_ build's state, not...

I'm not quite sure what your trouble is. I admittedly don't use windows much (aside from testing things), so maybe you can explain a little more. Specifically: - gup doesn't...

I for one would want this to default to being completely disabled if it does get implemented, as it smells of security issues.

I was thinking you'd post a comment, then store the comment ID (as in, the github generated ID) with however `actions/cache` stores stuff. But the predetermined ID in a comment...

Oh right, that makes sense - I forgot that %Z might be useful for formatting (but not parsing). In that case, yeah - a footnote against the "%Z" in https://lifthrasiir.github.io/rust-chrono/chrono/format/strftime/index.html#specifiers...

Well the caching code is a little complex, but without caching it's pretty simple (PR in #172): ``` direnv_load nix-shell --show-trace --run 'direnv dump' ```