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The next state is "It works in web assembly runtime (WASI)", no?
by favflam 3y ago
The next state is "It works in web assembly runtime (WASI)", no?
- rockwotj 3y agoI mean you still have to have reproducible builds either way, which is really what all this is about. Build in an hermetic environment! :shakes-fist-at-bazel-for-not-being-easier-to-use:
- matthewcroughan 3y ago"Easier to use" comes at a cost. I have to wonder whether there's a lower limit to how "easy" reproducibility can be. It is a matter of physics at some level, and the ease of reproducing software can often depend upon what its dependencies are and how easy *they* are to reproduce. I think that using less software, and better software is part of the solution to making reproducibility easy. But FWIW, I do think that Nix lowers the barrier to making reproducible software.