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Thanks! Do you think that there would be appetite for a switchable backend at that point, instead of just Flask?

Hello, I'm just circling back to this to ask if there is more clarity on Dash 2.0. I can see the announcements have been made, was it decided what versions...

@alexcjohnson it looks like Python 3.6 is now the minimum. Could this change now potentially go ahead?

Yes I think that would be really good! If you were able to expose a little CLI tool (e.g. click) as well that would make it a lot easier, if...

Thanks for the swift response! Yes we tried it, and for some reason it didn't behave reliably, as in the disabling on click didn't seem to be prompt. It seemed...

Hello, I did a load of testing on this, and I wasn't able to use `long_callback` to avoid this issue. `long_callback` also introduced a number of other problems. It's not...

I would be really interested in this as well. It's not necessarily the job of py-spy to be a Perl-free flamegraph generator, but it would be cool to expose [Inferno](https://github.com/jonhoo/inferno)...

What do you think is the easiest way to expose the options dict in inferno::flamegraph? That would give a lot of bang for buck: svg size, reverse stack order etc....

I fully agree with merging these helpers in. I appreciate the want for lightweight components and extensibility, but that's generally promoted in an environment with a reliable package manager. This...

The thing about bats is that it could be used in projects with so many different runtimes, and therefore so many different package managers. I use conda because I use...