Allen Lee
Allen Lee
Agreed, thanks for the PR!
Thanks for the PR! I like this change personally but would like to gather feedback from the rest of the community as well before moving forward. I believe the original...
I think it's a good addition as well. Only thing a bit leery of is the caveat in the docs `This is an experimental feature and may not work for...
oof, thanks for letting us know! I think this is a broader question for the carpentries python maintainers and curriculum advisors @swcarpentry/curriculum-advisors as I understand it atm these are shared...
I think this is a quite reasonable suggestion, especially as the [novice-inflammation lesson](https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-inflammation/pull/686) articulates well, staying consistent with list [operations and methods](http://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-gapminder/11-lists/index.html#appending-items-to-a-list-lengthens-it) as opposed to introducing a new language construct....
I think this StackOverflow post articulates well the differences between the two and I like the answer as well: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24547223/is-del-or-pop-preferred-when-removing-elements-from-dicts `del` makes it clear you are only interested in removing...
Thanks for the feedback! Minor pedantic note that the simplest way to sum to 10 doesn't need the first parameter, `sum(range(11))` suffices. The string reverse slice operator requires a clear...
I think we can table this for the time being in favor of setting up an explicit metadata page like https://ascl.net/home/getwp/3297
sounds good! would be nice to revamp how those secondary tab menus are set up; it's kind of a pain at the moment and involves a fair bit of duplication....
> The core doi creation logic seems alright to me, the only real improvement I can think of other than minor cleanup is doing metadata updates on post_save signals rather...