Vadim Pushtaev

> I did a dirty workaround seems like it works if you do this: > > ``` > x_len = cached_property(get_x_len).func > ``` `x_len` should be a property, not a...

> As with all distributed systems, it is impossible for etcd to ensure strict consistency. etcd does not guarantee that it will return to a read the “most recent” value...

OK, just let it be here in case somebody stucks with the same problem.

Thanks!

You really should look at this pull request, "force default" feature is in unfinished state right now :)

That's cool, but you should update doc as well.

Looks like the author abandons this project. He ignores letters and comments about this for a while.

I randomly noticed that lists like `[1, 2, ..., 100]` are separated to `[1, ..., 50] + [51] + [52, ..., 100]` instead of just `[1, ..., 50] + [51,...

Same here 👍. I'm pretty sure the reason is the same why you can't access class variables in class definition: ```python class A: x = 1 y = [x for...