forked from lix-project/lix
Robert Hensing
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To quote the method doc: Non-impure derivations can still behave impurely, to the degree permitted by the sandbox. Hence why this method isn't `isPure`: impure derivations are not the negation of pure derivations. Purity can not be ascertained except by rather heavy tools. |
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