Damian Shaw

Thanks I'll do that, also if I get a bit of time I'll see if I can take a look myself. I remember facing similar issues myself in multi thread/proc...

FYI I tested the requirements.txt with the changes I am proposing here: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/10479 And it didn't get stuck backtracking but very quickly gives the error: ``` ERROR: Cannot install -r...

This approach LGTM if maintainers want the logic of processing the causes to remain on the downstream library side. And I continue to really prefer avoiding a cache that depends...

I was trying to test the patch given in https://github.com/sarugaku/resolvelib/issues/91#issuecomment-944902295 But one thing I found when running `python -m pip download apache-airflow[all]==1.10.13 -d downloads` using Python 3.7 on Linux is...

> Since [#99 (comment)](https://github.com/sarugaku/resolvelib/pull/99#issuecomment-1001740207) now being postponed, shall we re-consider for a 1.0.x release? I don't know if there is a particular timeline for implementing a causes object because if...

No I have unfortunately not had time to work on this, further I have a new employer and I am still negotiating with them what open source work I can...

> > > Do you reckon #84 handles this? I'm reading through [Wikipedia's example of CDCL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-driven_clause_learning#Example) and it has a step analogous to what I wanted to implemented as part...

I've been thinking about this further today and I would say the optimization I've implemented as part of #84 is only effective for what I would call "shallow conflicts", i.e....

I've been mulling on this idea and I think I have devised a simple(ish) approach to implementing an analogous step to the "Non-chronological back jump" in CDCL and how that...

I've started work on this "Non-chronological back jump" and even though I've only implemented a naive solution I've already had very good success with it, I have 2 primary tests...