Oliver Ford

That's just the mentioned work-around by a different method though really, doesn't help when you sometimes use a `natural_scroll` device and sometimes not - probably common among 'clamshell' users, a...

Thank you for the detailed reply @bugaevc, I'll certainly give that a go. Thanks also for the reproduction @jsbronder! I appreciate it's not a lot to go on without a...

@bugaevc I reproduced the bug again having built from master at time of writing, d83a629822d83b73ffa0f2a6e1c82b1caab30b8d, and then applied your patch above and rebuilt. I don't want to speak to soon,...

> I think the only way to solve this might be a mypy plugin. Wouldn't `_` or even `__` prefixing them be a pythonic way to solve it? I mean...

@MrNocTV Yep, as far as I recall I just got around this by not having using the redirected endpoint in the end. Not as easy it sounds because of some...

@MrNocTV Depends on the API you're using, try in the browser or with curl, check the redirect Location, and use that in your code instead of the one that gets...

Oh interesting, thanks for that. I suppose that explains it then - but frustrating if you're working with a third-party API that behaves differently, even if that isn't RFC compliant....

It seems backticks are accepted by sqlite too, and it's what Drizzle ORM generates for it, so I think sqlfluff should parse it even if it ultimately fixes it to...

That's not the same, your `/db_password` after the env var makes it still a single value, not the whole dir.

You can define and use it in your own project (e.g. https://github.com/OJFord/curriculum-vitae/commit/c874e1cf3313bee9f738f066bb68ac555d62c44f) or feel free to submit a PR here.