hatross

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by hatross 4y ago
You can definitely pin down the specific versions of all your dependencies per environment. And, you can for sure build one environment on top of another, you just have to activate them all (or include them in your project if you take a pro
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by hatross 4y ago
The simplest way to get started is to choose the python dependency manager of your choice (could be pip, poetry, etc). You can install this with flox, and then `flox develop` and these dependencies will just be available on your path. You c
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by hatross 4y ago
Which dependencies are you usually combining when you are developing? I think you may really like flox, because flox will "lock in" the exact cryptographic hashes of the items you have installed and configured. So with flox, it be
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by hatross 4y ago
Hi there! You'll see a number of announcements and releases over the next 3-8 months, as we continue to develop and evolve our open source release, and build tools for enterprise. flox is deeply integrated and committed to the open sou
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by hatross 4y ago
I think you are right. Plus it's a great way to integrate needed dependencies in other languages, and pin them to the exact version you need. When you need to deploy, you can actually use flox on the production machine, and "flox
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by hatross 4y ago
Nix and flox will give you: 1. A more reproducible environment thanks to nix determinism 2. A more widely re-usable base approach in the form of environments vs containers with flox, you can develop software in a development environment tha