Ewout ter Hoeven
Ewout ter Hoeven
This commit drops Python 3.6 and 3.7 in the CI configurations. Both versions are end-of-life and aren't supported or updated anymore. This simplifies the CI configuration and will allow for...
Add a Dependabot configuration that checks once a week if the GitHub Actions are still using the latest version. If not, it opens a PR to update them. It will...
## 🚀 Feature Currently and Android APK is provided on https://llm.mlc.ai/docs/deploy/android.html. However, it's already a few months old and not updated on a regular schedule. It would be great to...
Remove the beta tag for dependencies and optional dependencies in the [Configuring setuptools using pyproject.toml files](https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/userguide/pyproject_config.html#dynamic-metadata) documentation.
Currently VVC VTM crashes on installing the encoder: ``` ./create_test_branch.sh: line 14: cd: /home/awcybeta/awcy/vvc-vtm: No such file or directory ``` See [these two jobs](https://beta.arewecompressedyet.com/?job=VVC-VTM-9.3%402020-07-06-try2&job=VVC-VTM-9.3%402020-07-06-try1) as example.
x265 is one of the biggest competitors of AV1, it would be nice to have up to date run at all times. Would it be possible to automatically have a...
This pull request addresses issue #2128, which involves incorrect data collection for `PropertyLayer` objects when using Mesa's `DataCollector` module. Previously, the `DataCollector` was maintaining references to the `PropertyLayer` data array,...
This small PR updates the Python code to Python 3 syntax and features, removing old, depreciated and redundant code. [pyupgrade](https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade) 3.15.1 with `--keep-percent-format --py3-plus` was used. Also a few list...
This pull request contains a series of commits refactoring the ExprNodes module to clean up old Python 2 code and be compatible with Python 3. Most notable changes include: 1....
The latest version of snap-stanford [on PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/snap-stanford/) is 6.0.0. That release is from December 2020 and getting quite a bit old. There are also no wheels available for Python 3.10...