Kamil Monicz
Kamil Monicz
**maplibre-gl-js version**: 5.0.1 **browser**: Chromium ### Steps to Trigger Behavior https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-gl-js/blob/761a634e62630356ac57c38fd1ae69092ccc62d6/src/ui/handler/scroll_zoom.ts#L202 This line assumes that if two initial scrolls happen in quick succession, they indicate a trackpad. This leads to...
Each commit focuses on a separate improvement. I was looking to try out bebop and integrate it into my Python projects, especially given the bold statement "Blazing fast, typesafe binary...
I noticed that get_rel_name allocations are not freed. I don't know much of Postgres internals, but is that acceptable? https://doxygen.postgresql.org/lsyscache_8c.html#a02319738972c0de42f4cbc0939180e41 Result is after pstrdup copy.
Fixes #217
https://github.com/stac-utils/pgstac/blob/13b7d8d3b4d2897d5450cf92d10910d40b4c4803/src/pypgstac/src/pypgstac/load.py#L329C29-L329C50 This piece of code mutates data in place, and after the first `@retry`, when https://github.com/stac-utils/pgstac/issues/363 is fixed, this will lead to a KeyError because **partition** was already popped. I...
`@retry` is fundamentally incompatible with the Iterable concept. For example here: https://github.com/stac-utils/pgstac/blob/13b7d8d3b4d2897d5450cf92d10910d40b4c4803/src/pypgstac/src/pypgstac/load.py#L275 **load_partition** accepts input from **itertools.groupby**: https://github.com/stac-utils/pgstac/blob/13b7d8d3b4d2897d5450cf92d10910d40b4c4803/src/pypgstac/src/pypgstac/load.py#L617-L618 That is Iterable and after first retry will contain empty data, discarding...
This PR is a set of several typing improvements as well as loosened dependencies which resolves #341. While this PR bundles several changes, the commits are atomic and should be...
PgstacDB maintains a persistent connection to the database through `self.connection = pool.getconn()`. According to the `getconn()` documentation, this connection will not be automatically returned to the pool, and therefore won't...
It has reached EOL at 2024-10-07 ([source](https://www.python.org/downloads/)). While working on #342 I noticed that a substantial portion of the code could be simplified by supporting only >=3.9. Is that a...