Bertrand Bonnefoy-Claudet

Nice! I'll probably try to maintain that one instead. That would certainly drive fewer people to this repository.

Hi, thanks for reporting this issue. We've seen similar reports in the past but so far I don't think any of them has ever shown that Python-dotenv itself was the...

I tried to reproduce the problem but couldn't: everything seems to be working well on my side. Could you provide us with more information about how trigger this issue? `dotenv...

Technically, an OrderedDict is a dict (`isinstance(OrderedDict(), dict)` is `True`), but I agree this may be confusing. We used to need the OrderedDict for Python 2, but we don't need...

Perhaps it would make sense to install it as `/usr/bin/python-dotenv`? That's what Debian does: https://packages.debian.org/buster/all/python3-dotenv/filelist but I don't know how they do it. I'm not very familiar with that kind...

> find . -name '.nx_file' -delete Ouch, I hadn't realized this was a problem downstream. #340 should fix it. > If you're up for adopting that naming upstream, it would...

Not really but I did some research to understand the situation better: - Gentoo: `python-dotenv` with command `python-dotenv` ([source][gentoo]) - Debian: `python3-dotenv` with command `python-dotenv` ([source][debian]) - Arch Linux: `python-dotenv`...

I tested this again but with more recent versions of SQLAlchemy and found the following: - The memory leak seems to still exist with any version of SQLAlchemy and factory_boy...

Actually, never mind my suggestion on depext: it's a run-time issue, not a compile-time one.

This looks related to https://github.com/heroku/cli/pull/930, which has more information on the problem. I'm also seeing this "parsing error" because my containers don't use a shell as the entry point.