Simon Biggs
@Matthew-Jennings, for user testing, you're actually free to create a dev release on PyPI at any point. (Increment the version number and add -dev0 on the end, run propagate, them...
Nice thing about a dev release on PyPI is that it is never installed by default. The user has to explicitly request the version (or use other PyPI options that...
Nope, for all intents and purposes "it doesn't exist". Think of it as a "development branch" on PyPI.
An example recently where I found it was really helpful. A user had a bug during a video call. I was able to make a branch on PyMedPhys, and make...
Hi @mchamberland, Just wanting to check how things were going on your end with this. :slightly_smiling_face:
Hi @josteink, Thank you so very much for building out this library :slightly_smiling_face:. I'm trying to find my feet with gmail.js when used in combination with React and Typescript. I've...
Thanks for your pointers. In the end I figured I must be going about this the wrong way and opted to build it up from your boilerplate. Here is where...
Yup, it does work. I should have said that. I was just aiming to leave some breadcrumbs for others to follow in the future.
> PRs are always welcome. So, I've been chasing various options in the AI space. And for now, given Microsoft's own AI browser "extension" I am not going to continue...
Hi @josteink and @Debolinap, Did there ever end up being a PR to make a new API for `selected_emails_data` that doesn't rely on the deprecated Gmail API? If not, is...