James

> Do they just have thing.py, or do they have some other files like a requirements.txt or some instructions on how to run thing.py? Did they write thing.py themselves, or...

> Auto-detecting whether the file contains inline script metadata using the the [reference implementation regex](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/inline-script-metadata/#reference-implementation) and if not detected falling back to a regular requirements file? > ... > it...

Should this PR be closed now that the feature has landed in `packaging`? ( :partying_face: ) If not, what's missing? I assume that even if `pip` would like to deviate...

Oh yes, agreed. I would have been better off saying _"I would personally aim for no less than EOL+1y unless there are exceptional circumstances"_ > We're missing a formal definition...

The score on the starting line: * The unadulterated test suite passes on 3.13.3t * With `pytest-freethreaded` run in `--threads 1 --iterations 1` mode, there are 183 test failures. See...

Hmm, well-spotted and it does seem to be a tidy resolution of the apparent paradox here. I think I agree with your assessment. I got the recommendation after joining a...

I am also seeing this behavior on Windows 10 with ImHex `v1.37.4` (b6b24df) as well as the 8 Aug nightly a76eae2. Editing files works fine, trying to open process memory...

I see, the issue I was having is that I was trying to use the mini-map to identify non-empty sections, but hadn't realized how large the address space was. If...

> Seems worth investigating a little more, even if the end verdict is "we can't realistically fix this" Even if we can't fix it, it might help to emit the...

Hmm, looks like `os.utime()` doesn't do quite what I expected across platforms, seems that MacOS and Windows (well, some systems, one of them passed?) have some offset of a round...