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OK, just waiting for this CI run to finish and then I will merge and publish.

By the way, saw “The Martian” today and it was terrific.  One of those sci-fi movies where you don’t have to suspend disbelief all that much (there were just   a few things…)

Loved the book, planning on seeing it soon

<@U09KGJ23Y>: thank you for those examples. We just integrated node into a project in a horrible horrible way.  Our next internal release will bundle in the node contrib modules so we can do something like what’s in the examples.

I also loved The Martian! The book and the movie!

How hilarious was Sean Bean being in the "Council of Elrond" scene?

Is his character in The Martian supposed to have seen the LotR movies? That must have blown his mind!

<@U066LC126>: so, one depressing realization from the weekend.

your ivy-fingerprint-in-jvm_compile fix didn't affect jar-create or bundle

and these fingerprint changes are not transitive (as evidenced by the need for the fix in the first place)

feels like fingerprints might need to be treated like a product

i wonder whether a holistic solution is worthwhile pre-engine refactor, or whether betting on the engine refactor is still the way to go

<@U066LC126>: or you fingerprint consumed products by default

which is how this works in blaze/buck iirc

at least I don’t have any immediate negative reaction to it anyway

Deterministic fingerprinting _before_ products are produced has always been a foundational design principle