> Given more than 1 platform, with differences that actually matter (i.e. not pure-Python dependencies), you cannot use a lockfile, unless you specify to build

> Given more than 1 platform, with differences that actually matter (i.e. not pure-Python dependencies), you cannot use a lockfile, unless you specify to build everything from source. Because otherwise a lockfile would specify wheels as exact files with their hashes that were pre-built for one platform and will not work on the others. What is more likely: 1. Using a lockfile means you cannot use wheels and have to build from source 2. You don’t know what you’re talking about (When deciding, keep in mind that every single lockfile consuming and producing tool works fine with wheels)