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Spack must resolve variant conflicts across a dependency graph when user-specified +flag directives interact with cached build artifacts. The concretization step selects concrete package versions, but the interaction between explicit flags and cached binaries introduces ambiguity in variant priority. Cache staleness may mask source-level variant changes, and
When working with referenced rigs in Maya, artists often lock certain attributes to prevent accidental changes. The playback cache is designed to store evaluated animation data and update only when the dependency graph signals a modification. However, it is unclear whether changing an attribute lock on a referenced node triggers the necessary dependency grap