Alex Ford
Alex Ford
#960 attempted to address this issue with a special-case for these directives, but it seems clear in #1014 that a purely special-case solution isn't practical in the long term. @JelleZijlstra...
Yes, for clarity for incoming readers, the explicit ask in the referenced PRs is for a form on non-pep8 compliant output for semantically overloaded comments.
Definitely interested in helping here, and probably have enough chops to contribute to maintaining the CLI interface, but I don't have major experience refactoring node packages. From a quick check,...
This form of semantic break would be useful in formatting markdown documentation. Adjusting the split rules to split-on-semantic-breaks-if-required would be useful. For example, a heuristic that splits-on-semantic-breaks at >%~60 of...
As a quick follow-up... the [compromise](http://compromise.cool/) [`.clauses`](https://observablehq.com/@spencermountain/compromise-selections) selector may be a good ~80% effect, ~10% effort solution for this style of splitting. I've played around with it with this test...
@davidhalter Any hints on where to start in `jedi/inference/gradual/typing.py`? I *think* the intended behavior would be to just return the type of the first parameter to the `Annotated` generic. Would...
> OK, y'all win: `@attr.s(strip_underscores=True)` – go! ;) @hynek could I read this as... you'd be open to a PR on https://github.com/python-attrs/attrs/issues/945?
I agree in that I don't like the color of `aIias` either, but my goal on this proposal is to land on behavior that's consistent with the PEP681 proposal. This...
Regretfully, we are both incorrect here. I'd overstated the impact of the bug, it only triggers when there are multiple underscores in the prefix but _none_ in the suffix. 😨...
> > > Would solving this issue make life easier for projects that alias or wrap attrs.define() and attrs.field()? > > > > > > I'm not sure what this...