TheTechRobo

What platform and docker version are you using?

There's a setting in `.env` that allows you to set the browser profile directory. Maybe create a new browser profile and log in to Discord (and then close the browser...

For what it's worth, Discord sends emoji data in websockets: ```json [...] { "emojis": [ { "roles": [], "require_colons": true, "name": "BlobJobWHM", "managed": false, "id": "821173484633063476", "available": true, "animated": false...

> I can't think a good reason for 3. but maybe @TheTechRobo can give some example use case? It was more an implementation idea for 1.

As I said, both are already installed. I can access them through the `python3` REPL.

Oops, that's the problem. Sorry, my bad.

I use tags like `v.0.10-beta.1`, and `v.0.3-stable`. Even by adding that line (`setup_requires=['setuptools_scm==3.5.0']` rather than `setup_requires=['setuptools_scm']`) I still get the error `AssertionError: cant parse version v.0.2.6-stable` (PS you might want...

For my `setup.py` I use versions like `0.2.6`. I was looking for something to replace MANIFEST.in as MANIFEST.in wasn't working.

[This](https://www.remarkablyrestrained.com/python-setuptools-manifest-in/) gives me an idea: what about having an option NOT to get the version number from the tag, and just use the manual `version` parameter in `setup()`?

Check out the [Displaying messages](https://github.com/rsalmei/alive-progress?tab=readme-ov-file#displaying-messages) section of the README - `bar.text` might be what you're looking for