Antonio Cuni

What I don't understand is why we need to find the directory/filename. Is it just to be able to print `New file is in location ...` ? If so, what...

As others said, the real issue is that `eventlet==0.21` is broken on `CPython>=2.7.13`. More details here: https://github.com/eventlet/eventlet/issues/428

ok, done :). See my PR: https://github.com/ionelmc/pytest-benchmark/pull/37 I agree that --benchmark-\* options are too long to type, and I'm +1 on shortening all of them to --bm-\* or --bench-*

> Universal mode will be a future enhancement since it does not support legacy code. that's not the case. You can fully use `legacy_methods` and `legacy_slots` even in universal mode

I think that @scoder is suggesting to to generate a single big C files which contains BOTH versions (one which is python.h only and one which includes hpy.h), and that...

re @madhur-tandon > ``` > # for a local resource > [[fetch]] > path = "utils/random/generator.py" > uri = "./random_gen.py" > > [[fetch]] > # for a resource on the...

> Simpler in the very literal sense of: there are only two parameters to understand instead of three. Take the resource at `uri` and download it to the filesystem at...

> This is simpler in the sense that right now -- in your original proposal -- the user has to split the complete URL into parts for `url`, `folder` and...

I might have an idea which could solve in an easy and elegant way the majority of use cases described above (the last famous words...). So, first of all, the...

I think there is one small tweak that we can discuss: according to what I proposed above, in the "single file" case, does `to` contain the name of the destination...