Adam Azarchs

More or less, yes. There's attributes in the [schema](https://github.com/junit-team/junit5/blob/main/platform-tests/src/test/resources/jenkins-junit.xsd) which would be useful to fill in, such as severity levels and whatnot. The main use case I'd have for this...

Actually looking more closely at the pandas code, I think the root cause may be that it's inferring the return type as `TextFileReader` where actually in this case it should...

I never see an error for `shape`. Possibly `TextFileReader` does have a `shape`? I haven't looked too deeply into the pandas source code. But that wouldn't explain why `columns` only...

Yes.

In our codebase the main problem is actually the false positive on `unsubscriptable-object`. The `no-member` error can be easily worked around by setting `generated-members`. However as I said I believe...

At our company I built a macro that generates a python unit test which runs `black --check`, `pyflakes`, and `pylint`, and then declares a `py_test` target for it. In hindsight,...

go-tree-sitter does not appear to have bazel build configuration set up. Given that it's using C quite heavily, I wouldn't be super-confident that `go_repository` would do the right thing setting...

At this point upstream coveragepy has `lcov` support. I think the main piece that's missing is that there needs to be a way to specify a target for coveragepy in...

There are many situations where one needs git credentials on a server, e.g. CI machines, git ops workflows, etc. Also, personal machines get compromised with alarming frequency.

As for the security implications of recording tokens when an attacker also has access to the refresh tokens, that's pretty straightforward: yes, they'll be able to refresh the token, but...