Jordan Cook

@5yutan5 Do you have a few minutes to merge in #253 and publish a new release? It would be greatly appreciated.

Hi @henriquegemignani, I see you included this PR in your fork and published it on PyPI. Are you interested in maintaining that fork, and accepting issues and PRs? It seems...

That's fair. Thanks for the reply!

To include non-code assets in the wheel, I think it will need to be under the main package directory. Options: * Physically move the folder (kinda annoying) * Use a...

Creating/updating observations is one of the many [feature ideas](https://github.com/pyinat/naturtag/issues/227) I'd like to work on eventually, but it will probably be quite awhile before I'm able to get to that. When...

Hi @johtso, I'm the current maintainer of [requests-cache](https://github.com/reclosedev/requests-cache) and [aiohttp-client-cache](https://github.com/JWCook/aiohttp-client-cache), so I'm also interested in this topic. I came across this and your comments in https://github.com/ionrock/cachecontrol/issues/248 because I was wondering...

For Redis specifically: I ran some quick tests with wrapping individual `aioredis` operations in `asyncio.run()` for synchronous usage, and unfortunately it looks to be about 4.5x slower than plain async...

> I'm guessing you started from a clean slate when writing your libraries? Kind of. I started with `requests-cache 0.5`, which a different author had started and maintained up to...

> it would be so great to have something that polished that could tick the boxes for the various clients and async/sync.. I agree! Having cache backends that work with...

In the short term, I'm working toward a [1.0 release for requests-cache](https://github.com/reclosedev/requests-cache/issues/402) and catching up on features in aiohttp-client-cache. I'm guessing that will keep me fairly busy at least through...