Jason Mobarak

> I see it's quite a young project and doesn't have a non-beta release yet: do you know how much this tool is used and by whom? In terms of...

Here's an example of a fully statically linked binary of yamllint, which will run on any Linux system: [yamllint-linux.zip](https://github.com/adrienverge/yamllint/files/5484760/yamllint-linux.zip). ``` ❯ sha1sum yamllint 23df57ac69f308b6de3cded25810e8d374466e58 yamllint ❯ ldd yamllint-linux (base) not...

@adrienverge I think I've addressed your concerns, but there's a slight drop in code coverage, and Travis tests seem to be succeeding, however the overall Travis run reports a failure....

> @adrienverge I think I've addressed your concerns, but there's a slight drop in code coverage, and Travis tests seem to be succeeding, however the overall Travis run reports a...

> Can you please squash all your commit into one (with a nice description and explanation) and rebase on `master`? GitHub reports conflicts; when I try to solve them manually...

Using `importlib.resources.files` doesn't work within PyOxidizer, since `open_text` doesn't work for development mode (not sure why) it seems the pull request is in an unsolvable state (and doesn't provide any...

@adrienverge OK, one last attempt here... code is a bit more complicated now, but changed things around so that `__file__` is preferred over `importlib.resources`, which should fix the development scenario...

@adrienverge Any feedback?

> Hello @silverjam, thanks for the update. It seems to me that it complexifies the code a lot for the benefit it brings, so that the config-reading code is now...

@adrienverge Last call on this, if your interest has changed I can try to update the PR, I'll leave closed if I don't hear from you.