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Add julia2nix to julia kernel
Thanks for the PR @GTrunSec! I'll take a look and talk with @garbas about it. One question: What was the need to pin the rust-overlay?
https://github.com/tweag/jupyterWith/pull/254/commits/dbd0d2976c765eb37911542cf03387a823e115b3#diff-0cf43306384affa3eb860259e704ee405ca9b810494552cb4ca31ad008f0c527L18
If you fetchtarball from the master.tar.gz, the sha256 will not be immutable.
@djacu I saw your issue from julia2nix. if you want to generate the depot you can try this example in your desire.
I'm currently the maintainer of julia2nix, and I recommend that you include me as the maintainer of the julia kernel. Due to the complexity of Julia in different environments with nix, we should provide an interface for various examples.
Sure thing! I haven't had a chance to talk with @garbas yet, but I'll bring that up as well as your PRs. Sorry for the delay; I'm still getting a handle on updating and maintaining this repo.
Hey @GTrunSec I need to get the next version of jupyterWith working by August. I appreciate the work you have put in but I do not have time to review everything properly right now. We can come back to julia and maintainership after the next version is in and in a stable state.
@GTrunSec I took the time to review the PR. julia2nix looks a useful project, but I'm concerned to add it due to being an std project. I understand you offered your help to maintain the julia kernel, but that would make it impossible for anybody else to help out (which is not bad).
It is possible to extend any existing kernel to use any other *2nix tool (we're working on the documentation as we speak) or even write your own kernel in a different flake (also writing this documentation). I'll ping you when documentation is done so you can use julia2nix and write julia kernel in another flake.
I would just hope julia2nix would be a more simple nix flake project which a regular nix engineer could understand.
I have modularized julia2nix as much as possible, and users can add corresponding modules according to their conditions. It's just that we need a clear example to explain the different situations and APIs interfaces.