Jacob Henner
Jacob Henner
I believe I've narrowed this down - it seems like `vscode.workspace.getConfiguration()` is failing to read configuration from the remote workspace's `.vscode/settings.json` configuration on startup, and is only able to read...
I've isolated this to the following code block: https://github.com/apple/ccs-pykerberos/blob/c05e4fd1dff58e2d966576e3e566c3fba5624387/src/kerberosgss.c#L773-L776 The memory leak happens even though `gss_delete_sec_context(...)` is called: ```python maj_stat = gss_delete_sec_context( &min_stat, &state->context, GSS_C_NO_BUFFER ); ``` Could this be...
I've identified the issue and will open a pull request as soon as I'm authorized to do so.
Opened #99 with fixes for two memory leaks in `authenticate_gss_server_step`.
> Poetry needs the url information of a dependency for a private repository. Otherwise, it cannot guarantee the determinism of the lock file since two files, even with the same...
> I haven't read the entire thread here, but I feel like automatically adding the proper `[[tool.poetry.source]]` entry to the `pyproject.toml` file during `poetry init` would be useful and not...
> The underlying [quantile package](https://github.com/matttproud/python_quantile_estimation) seems to getting slower and using more memory if configured with more than one invariants which is the default in both, [aioprometheus](https://github.com/claws/aioprometheus/blob/4786678b413d166c0b6e0041558d11bc1a7097b2/src/aioprometheus/collectors.py#L317) and [quantile](https://github.com/matttproud/python_quantile_estimation/blob/698c329077805375d2a5e4191ec4709289150fd6/com/matttproud/quantile/__init__.py#L182). How...
I've been experimenting with this - I think there's either a bug (or deliberate difference) in the quantile library compared to the quantile libraries used in other language prometheus client...
> The Go implementation took ~1.5 seconds to run and maintained ~1250 samples. Using the same class of input, the Python implementation maintained 104659 samples and took ~192 seconds. Both...
> Hey Jacob. Did you manage to release the faster implementation? Having a look at the source, it seems that it's still using `quantile-python` which looks like it's from 2015...