Sylvain Hellegouarch

Hey @alexander-gorelik As I mentioned in the issue, there is rationale for config keys to be full yexplicit. Otherwise, it can get complicated understanding where it came from when reading...

Right, I considered that one for a long time. While I'm still feeling a bit concerned about the ripple effect, I must admit I cannot quantify the risks of doing...

Hey guys, I think this one time where both controls and extending configuration could be applied. I like the idea of using python in the config file as you describe....

Right, so i'm happy to have a new config privider added that uses Python to load a function that returns the expected value. IMO, the same validation should occur as...

Hey @je-al I appreciate the code sample but I'm still unsure what problem needs solving precisely here.

Hey all, I'm still not clear how to go on about this one. µI can see the appetite but as demonstrated, solutions tend to grow quickly complicated. I think there...

Hello, for a better review, could you please squahs your commits and force push?

I thought `expect_one_of` was more direct and descriptive. Unless `expecte_alt` is behaving differentlty, I'd go for `expect_one_of`.

I echo this question. Any chance for an ETA of that release and Python 3.10 wheels as well? It makes distribution much nicer than bringing basel & co. Thanks.

I think the issue is that `python` refers to the default system version which is Python 2. You need to be explicit about calling `python3`. Linux distributions have only announced...