Mateen Ulhaq

@felix-hilden The first variation is a no-brainer. However, issues arise when we want to format code which includes additional parameters/calls, which is likely why black has defaulted to the bulky-but-always-works...

From #2724: > **Describe the style change** > > I'd like black use more terse formatting when it comes across dictionaries as params in function and method calls. Here's a...

Issue remains on latest release. ``` :version NVIM v0.7.0 Build type: Release LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3 Compiled by nixbld ```

The executable bit doesn't seem to be set on a recently installed copy of cadence: 

Ah, I installed from [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cadence/). It seems to reference [SourceForge binaries](https://sourceforge.net/projects/kxstudio/files/Releases/cadence/) from 2013.

I think for Arch and other systemd based distros, it would make sense to have a systemd startup service take care of running pulseaudio and jack _in the correct order_....

Try this: ```bash frece add ~/.cache/rofi-search -- "--provider aur test" ``` --- (Previous suggestions.) Workaround 1: ```bash echo "--provider aur test" > entries.txt frece update ~/.cache/rofi-search entries.txt ``` Workaround 2...

As a workaround, this should work: ```bash frece add fruits.db "apples" 2&>/dev/null frece increment fruits.db "apples" ``` I could perhaps add something like an `--add` or `--force` flag: ```bash frece...

That's not the latest stable version of python (3.8). Also, f-strings were released in 3.6. Since you're on an older version of python, you can do this instead: ```python3 print('Building...

Thanks for the notification. Google probably changed their things around since I last looked at it. I'll try and fix it this weekend.