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> ...via IPv6, that is. This is what Firefox, curl any most other clients try by default. Note that the host is reachable, but refuses the connection, so there is...

I'm not sure that https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/3312 would help. I suppose that you intend to monitor `network-online.target`. From my experience on laptops with systemd (using `iwd`), nothing automatically triggers `network-online.target`; one would...

The README state: > The current release of django-polymorphic supports Django 2.2 - 4.0 on Python 3.6+. But I've been using `django-polymorphic==3.1.0` and `django==4.2.14` for a long time. I think...

> Yes it is, I have updated the release notes. The latest version documented is still 3.1.

Many thanks!

Seems like `pip install -Ur requirements.txt` should update all packages, right? What scenario does the `upgrade-all` command try to address?

> For those of us who use Python primarily as an application in its own right, not as a means to produce one, pip upgrade-all would serve the same function...

@pymonger I think you're not taking into account how involved `awslambdaric` is in running lambdas; it actually sends back the result of the lambda to AWS so that it knows...

I've been inspecting this for a short while, and when hooking up a lambda to the SQS queue, the function gets called with the celery message as payload. It's just...

> I have read your comments but still don't understand what's the purpose of using celery in aws lambda. > Do you have any use cases where you can take...