Kyle Altendorf
Kyle Altendorf
(but sure, lots of people do still run `setup.py`)
I use `venv/bin/pip install -e .` all the time. And when needed, `venv/bin/python -m build --sdist --wheel .`. Without concluding that the readme here should not cover installation, I really...
Note that the `.` passed to pip refers to the directory where `setup.py` or `pyproject.toml` are located. | `setup.py` | other | | --- | --- | | `venv/bin/python setup.py...
No problem, my PR was half hijacking your CI system so I didn't really expect it to work. `:]` Anyways, the user is on Windows so if the nightlies are...
@baratgabor, fwiw, I just put such jobs at the end of a single workflow and use `needs:` so they only run if everything else succeeds. Not the same, different tradeoffs,...
Along with the inspiration from Twisted, consider Trio as well. https://pytest-trio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference.html#autojump_clock Advancing time automatically even _faster_ than the wall clock is very useful as well.
I'm interested in timeouts for my asyncio tests and it looks like this might be the path to that. Is that correct? What is needed here?
After a little tweak for some bad classes I deal with (david-yan/sphinx-autodoc-typehints#1) but otherwise it runs on my project. It looks like presently #147 only looks at the `Attributes:` in...
I can't really say I made any progress but I did poke around a bit to become minimally more familiar. The top two attributes in the image below (with `zzz`...
I'll note that in Linux I got the desired `exception?` printed out. ```python ⚙ ~/misc/expe/argoneus master python3.6 -m venv venv ~/misc/expe/argoneus master venv/bin/pip...