Adrian

My guess would be that @airbnb is using ancient react versions internally and they can't / don't want to drop support for those versions yet because of this..

> Because I rather would not to spend any more work into something that goes into the bin. Don't worry about that. If we believed this was something we don't...

I don't find this particularly useful to be honest. Especially in a larger Flask app with many blueprints (which IIRC. all contribute to the search path) this would make the...

Have you considered using the parser from Python 3.9 (with a backport for older versions)? No idea if it's a good choice for this or not, just curious.

so oauth itself isn't that bad - using mutt_oauth2.py saves you a lot of time. however the main issue is that at least office365's IMAP server terminates your existing connection...

One way to keep fragments around permanently could be a setting like this: ```toml directory = 'changes' directory_per_version = true keep_fragments = true # and/or `recreate = true` to indicate...

There should also be an option to do the exact opposite, i.e. *always* create an array. That would make code easier that expects 1 or more values for an option...

I think so. Another way do do lazy loading would be something like this: https://github.com/indico/indico/blob/master/indico/cli/util.py#L95 / https://github.com/indico/indico/blob/master/indico/cli/core.py#L68

I have to admit, my first thought was "why do you need async in click" because in the end parsing command line args isn't something that feels very async... sure,...

I think #5478 will fix this