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This is (in part) a knock-on consequence of Python packaging's dynamic metadata: installing a package sometimes means running arbitrary Python code to determine the package's dependencies, meaning that the resolver not only has to backtrack but also has to run arbitrary code in a fixed state (i.e., with references to other dependencies that should not change in parallel streams of execution).



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