Felix Stupp

with a small test inventory, Ansible 2.10 and git bisect, I found commit c61c063b4f9b2b63dcaa86443631a268c9f72870 to be the reason for this bug. Unfortunately this commit is quite big, so I try...

> It may be `ansible_mitogen/transport_config.py` You're right, any other change of this commit does not affect the outcome of my tests. But, it may also be that an internal change...

I took the time to inspect further and found a difference in the calling of `C.config.get_config_value` between Ansible and Mitogen. For getting the configuration of `ssh_common_args`, Mitogen calls: https://github.com/mitogen-hq/mitogen/blob/89c0cc94d16218e2647bb8bb32b011231def0fd7/ansible_mitogen/transport_config.py#L478 Ansible...

@momiji I think this can be a valid fix for this issue. I applied the change to both ssh_args methods in `mitogen/ansible_mitogen/transport_config.py` and ran a relatively huge Ansible repo I...

I'm currently using Deck in my daily routine and my workflow is to just archive all cards/tasks I've done or are "reallife wontfixes ©". Because of archiving a card requires...

@cloud2018 That's an issue which should be solved. What I did not want to propose is that a "done" flag with the feature you request is not required. But my...

same here, I have a Thinkpad Tablet with a trackpoint and a touch pad. With `libinput list-devices` and `libinput debug-events --device /dev/input/eventXX` it was possible to distinguish them. However, sway...

This seems to be the code in question which generates the "unique" identifiers for each device: https://github.com/swaywm/sway/blob/956b689d6ab18ad78f53f15cdeb7606af98e9e5e/sway/input/input-manager.c#L65-L90 I thought about two ideas which could might solve this issue: 1. This...

The first way you tried is not possible for native Python objects either, e.g. try: ```python result = list(range(10)) for i in result: print(i) a = next(result) ``` However, the...

> `query.union(query2)` > > has this ever been implemented ? this is exactly what I would need right now no, at least I didn't found it either. Also, supporting SQL...