Rick van Hattem

Similarly... try and release a package with cython support these days. That's a minefield of deprecated and hacky stuff to get working :(

It's not that I'm having problems now, but it took me a while to figure out how to get this package to build reliably: https://github.com/WoLpH/speedups/

Yeah... PyCharm has horrible ANSI support, and what it does is still buggy. At some point they've "fixed" bugs with progress bars by increasing the update interval so the bugs...

Testing it again it somehow worked now. Albeit with a few alignment issues (i.e. printing above my current line, etc..) but nothing major :) Now I just have to find...

The new beta release has a fix for the issue. I'm still testing it so I'm not entirely sure when it will be stable though :)

Haha, that's indeed a coincidence :) Yes, that is correct. It is doing slightly more now than it needs to do, but it's still reasonably efficient. When you have 2...

> Fancy words right?! I mean, developers use to think they speak "devish" language or something. I mean to refactor README in a more user-friendly way to bring the useful...

> I can help if you list the "hot" topics of this library in a list of bullet points. :) (or any library you wish to improve) In the case...

Hmm, that's harder than I had hoped. I was somehow assuming that the requests would be fast enough that a simple `threading.Semaphore` would be enough to solve those issues. Effectively:...

Most questions can probably be answered (and perhaps some code can be borrowed) from https://github.com/MrBramme/Mqtt-Hyperion-Remote