Tom Fleet

> I often use -r and --no-install simultaneously to speed up tests. In case you didn't know, you can use `-R` as a shortcut for this combo (see [here](https://nox.thea.codes/en/stable/usage.html?highlight=reuse#re-using-virtualenvs)) What's...

Ahh okay that makes sense, in that case I'm happy with this. Just need to get these covered in a test to make the CI green and we should be...

Ahh nice! is this still required then @kngwyu ?

@jieru-hu this looks like some conda weirdness to me, IIRC conda does a lot of complex stuff with compiled stuff and linked libraries in the environment such that it "just...

Thanks for tackling this @henryiii! I can answer the 3.10 coverage thing, it is flagging the same section of code as uncovered (see below) But in the Noxfile we set...

Hmm, looks like it's saying you need e.g `wntrblm/nox@latest`. Maybe we missed this in the docs, can you try that (or `@master`) and see where you get to. If this...

Hmm, I know that the Nox action sets up it's own pythons internally which may be why this is happening. What happens if you remove the setup-python step and just...

Hi @pfmoore! > I normally run nox -s test to run my tests using the default Python version (the one nox is installed under, I guess?) If you use `nox.session`...

> I'm aware of that but (a) it's more verbose, and (b) it requires me to parametrise the session, which as I say is a maintenance overhead. Oh I see...

Hey @gschaffner This is an impressive piece of work! Thanks for all effort you've clearly put in. I'll go through it all soon and add some comments/thoughts but for now...