Avasam
Avasam
### Expected behaviour opencv-python 4.5 to correctly install on x86_64 MacOs Python 3.10 ### Actual behaviour It seems numpy is pinned to 1.21.2, which doesn't contain build wheels for Python...
## Description of the issue On linux, my splashscreen appears as follows, where the transparent parts are gray. They are transparent on Windows.  Here's the hard-cut transparency image I...
### Bug description ```python # pylint: disable=missing-module-docstring,invalid-name,unnecessary-comprehension import sys if sys.platform == "linux": import os print(os.getgroups()) # no error print([group for group in os.getgroups()]) # error print({group for group in...
## Expected behavior Use CSV for `.flake8` ie: `ignore-names=closeEvent,paintEvent,keyPressEvent,mousePressEvent,mouseMoveEvent,mouseReleaseEvent` ## Current behavior `ignore-names=["closeEvent", "paintEvent", "keyPressEvent", "mousePressEvent", "mouseMoveEvent", "mouseReleaseEvent"]` or an error if I try to configure `nitpick.files.".flake8"` ``` https://github.com/Avasam/nitpick.styles/blob/main/python.toml:1: NIP001...
## Problem If my JSON in `contains_json` contains comments, the parser will fail. Example: ```toml [".vscode/extensions.json".contains_json] "unwantedRecommendations" = """ [ // VSCode has implemented an optimized version "coenraads.bracket-pair-colorizer", "coenraads.bracket-pair-colorizer-2", //...
(I was originally gonna post this on Material-UI, but realized this library is the cause) Passing a custom component using `MaskedInput` to MUI's `TextField`'s `inputProps` property seems to be passed...
dumpkeys tries to run when doing `pip install git+https://github.com/boppreh/keyboard.git#egg=keyboard` This leads to issues with github actions since I cannot add the running user to the `input` and `tty` groups (group...
Python: 3.10 MacOS: 11.0.1 keyboard: 0.13.5 from PyPi and git+https://github.com/boppreh/keyboard.git#egg=keyboard PyQt6: 6.3.1 Simply calling `keyboard.read_event()` in a PyQt app crashes the application with `illegal hardware instruction`. This does not happen...
```py canonical_names = { "circumflex": "^", "circumflex": "ˆ", "divide": "/", "divide": "÷", "macron": "¯", "macron": "ˉ", "minus": "-", "minus": "−", "mu": "µ", "mu": "μ", "multiply": "*", "multiply": "×", "periodcentered": "·",...
I have to manually check the is_keypad event when registering a key and save the proper string. And fallback to pyautogui for sending num keys. There's no workaround for hotkeys...