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[nix] nix install without using daemon flag DEV-1266 - #368
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…de-extension (#2980) ## Summary Follow-up to #2979. Clears the last **10 open Dependabot alerts** (8 medium, 2 low) — the repo now has zero open alerts. Each manifest was re-locked using the toolchain its own `devbox.json` provides (via `devbox shellenv`), then every package in every touched lockfile was audited against [OSV](https://osv.dev): **283 unique packages, 0 advisories**. | Location | Change | Alerts cleared | | --- | --- | --- | | `examples/development/python/poetry/poetry-demo` | pytest `7.4.4` → `9.1.1`; python constraint `^3.8` → `^3.10` | #438, #368 | | `examples/development/python/poetry/poetry-pyproject-subdir/service` | pytest `7.4.4` → `9.1.1`; python constraint `^3.8` → `^3.10` | #439, #367 | | `examples/development/python/pipenv` | lock-only: pytest → `9.1.1` (grpcio `1.84.0`, etc. moved along) | #366 | | `examples/data_science/pytorch/basic-example` | lock-only: torch `2.7.1` → `2.14.0`, setuptools `80.10.2` → `84.0.0` (transitive) | #453, #440, #403, #402 | | `vscode-extension` | lock-only: serialize-javascript `7.0.4` → `7.1.1` | #383 | ### Notes **pytest needed the Python floor raised.** The tmpdir fix (GHSA-6w46-j5rx-g56g) only exists in 9.0.3+, and pytest 9 requires Python ≥ 3.10, so the two poetry examples' `python = "^3.8"` constraint had to move to `^3.10` for the fix to be reachable. Both examples' `devbox.json` already install `python@latest`, so nothing changes for anyone running them through devbox. `pytest = "^7.2.2"` → `"^9.0.3"` is the only other manifest edit in the PR. **torch moved to CUDA 13 wheels.** `torch = "^2.7.0"` already admitted 2.14.0, so `pyproject.toml` is untouched, but the Linux extras in the lock shifted from `nvidia-*-cu12` to CUDA 13 packages (`cuda-toolkit 13.0.3`, `nvidia-cudnn-cu13`, etc.). The wheels bundle their own runtime, so this matters only for driver version on Linux hosts (CUDA 13 needs a 580+ driver). The nix `cudatoolkit` pinned in that example's `devbox.lock` is 11.7 from an old nixpkgs and was already mismatched with the previous cu12 wheels — I left it alone as it's unrelated to the advisories. **Pre-existing, not fixed here:** the pytorch example's `poetry install` fails on main because `pyproject.toml` declares `packages = [{include = "devbox_cuda_dev"}]` and that directory doesn't exist. `poetry install --no-root` works; I verified torch 2.14.0 imports and runs on CPU that way. **vscode-extension:** the `resolutions` entry already allowed `^7.0.0`, so only `yarn.lock` moved. While there, `yarn audit` flagged `ajv 6.12.6` (GHSA-2g4f-4pwh-qvx6) and `diff 5.2.0` (GHSA-73rr-hh4g-fpgx); both patches fall inside existing ranges so they were refreshed too. `yarn audit --level low` is now clean. ## How was it tested? - `devbox run test` (poetry-demo) and `devbox run run_test` (poetry-pyproject-subdir): 1 passed each. - `devbox run run_test` (pipenv): runs `main.py` successfully. - pytorch example: `poetry install --no-root` + import/matmul smoke test → `torch 2.14.0, numpy 1.26.4, setuptools 84.0.0`. - vscode-extension: `yarn install --frozen-lockfile`, `yarn compile`, `yarn lint`, `yarn audit --level low` → 0 vulnerabilities. - OSV batch query over every package in all five lockfiles → 0 advisories. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Previously we were using
--daemonto force multi-user on all platforms. This doesn't work on WSL, so omit the flag. This means on macOS it will use multi-user and on linux it will install as single user.How was it tested?
Untested, but this is what it used to be and was tested previously.