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For Windows, it sounds easy to implement: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59990706/how-to-capture-users-click-action-when-clicking-on-notifications No idea how hard would it be to do for Linux. Also, this feature is a +1 from me, I could really...

I'm on Windows, and I found it quite stupid to absolutely require `PIL` dependency. I get that it's required for a different backend, but I'm not aiming at deploying there,...

> Would this work on mac and linux as well? No, this is a Windows-only solution. The reason why an open PIL image is needed is because different operating systems...

+1 from me for this being a thing.

That's pretty much what this whole issue is about. If the file exists - start watching automatically. If it doesn't, do nothing. @ryanluker Is there any ETA on when this...

I'd like to, but unfortunately I'm not familiar with Typescript / JS / whatever this is written in, so can't really help myself. Maybe someone else can. I'm fine with...

I figured I'd attach some minimal code that'd let you reproduce the issue: ```py import vcr import requests def filter_request(request): # anything that may end up changing the URL every...

Just wanted to note here that this can be remedied "in the mean time" with something like this: ```py def filter_response(response): response["url"] = '' # hide the URL return response...

Is it better now?

I've put together a `conftest.py` hook that should reorder the dependent tests based on their dependencies. It even leaves you a RuntimeWarning in case you'd mistype a dependency name (I...