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Hello @ofek & all, how do environments work in regard of dependency graph solving? If I define two environments with mutually exclusive dependencies, is the dependency graph resolved separately for each environment and therefore no problems are introduced? The back story is that I develop a different interface of feature A for the next app version (say graphQL instead of REST). The new interface has a (almost) completely different set of dependencies. And for some time I want to build two versions of the application - one with the old interface, second with the new one. To do this, I need to independent dependency graphs, two lock files. Is this possible using environments within toml file? Thank you |
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@AdamJel Hey! Yup, environments are completely isolated and you can verify that with the |
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@AdamJel Hey! Yup, environments are completely isolated and you can verify that with the
hatch env find
command.