Jeff Glass

Sounds good to me! Thanks @madhur-tandon

We should note that this currently doesn't allow for the use of fully qualified URL's, which was a byproduct (feature?) of the previous method. Not a huge deal, I think,...

> We should note that this currently doesn't allow for the use of fully qualified URL's, which was a byproduct (feature?) of the previous method. Not a huge deal, I...

This behavior was changed as part of #686, which was included in the 2022.09.1 release of PyScript which was published last week. If you're linking to `https://pyscript.net/latest/pyscript.js`, then that's what...

Thanks @dj-fiorex! That would be swell. The logic for the `py-*event` handling is in [pyscript.ts](https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript/blob/66b57bf812dcc472ed6ffee075ace5ced89bbc7c/pyscriptjs/src/components/pyscript.ts#L119-L260). Perhaps writing up an explanation or reference-guide for the [docs section](https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript/tree/main/docs) would be the best...

+1 to sometime having a solution that works when attributes are added after initialization - from the amount of times this has come up recently, I suspect PyScript will ultimately...

@tedpatrick This is a very slick implementation! I agree with your four goals - the only thing that I think is missing is that there's no way to pass Python...

@joemarshall I'd agree with you:, using the `async` as a keyword for a py-script tag is probably not the right thing, since as you say it doesn't necessarily mean the...

I hate to add more cooks to this great kitchen, but: ## Precedence I'm hoping to clarify the precedence of the various function-arguments and tag-attributes as they've been discussed. I...

> The proposed logic looks reasonable to me, but the hard part is to define what is "the current tag" and under which conditions it's well defined. I think perhaps...