Will Da Silva
Will Da Silva
I'll vouch for `griffe` and its author. All of my interactions with him previously have been fantastic, and the tool has been high quality in my experience. I've used it...
I'll add that `polars` only has a single Python dependency: `typing_extensions`. In that regard, it's only beat by sticking to the standard library. This is an advantage of a lot...
I'd like to implement this. Could you please assign me this issue
> I'd love to do this. Assign me please:) > This has already been done. See #12
I believe the workflow isn't running here because the `.github/workflows/lint.yml` file has to exist on main. Bit of a chicken and egg problem, but you can verify that it's running...
Also I have no idea why the package lockfile was so big. Installing ESLint caused npm to automatically remove over 21k lines.
@rspeer if you would support the addition of this feature, I would like to implement it.
I agree with @Aran-Fey's breakdown. `__delitem__` seems straightforward. As for `__setitem__`, 2.ii and 2.iii doing anything other than raising an exception (`ValueError`) would be surprising, but we can probably support...
@edgarrmondragon Would this issue be relevant for the SDK? If so one of us can transfer it to the SDK repository.
@HK-Mattew have you considered having your scheduled jobs explicitly save their results to a persistent data store at the end of their execution?