Ben Ridley

Thanks @yukinarit, I appreciate your awesome work!

> I see that you're trying to enable checking more complex type hints. I see why that might be a desired feature. At the same time, checking types described in...

@terrencepreilly That's a reasonable point, and I was going to respond saying my organization uses Sphinx to generate documentation from docstrings so we need to include the type information. It...

Seems like you just need to have the 'chromedriver' executable in your $PATH. Have you installed chromedriver @ravikumar2000?

Hmm, at least now you appear to have the exporter working. I'd suggest opening a separate issue for this

This would be a useful addition to the exporter. As an alternative to arbitrary strings causing a blowout of time-series, perhaps we could allow a string->int mapping in the config...

This could work but what about the client receiving the document on the other side? If it's encrypted they're going to have an annoying time decrypting it unless it's seamless

I'm no expert either but I believe common practice is to store the keys on another server. Like you said it's not perfect but it makes decrypting files more inconvenient....

I like the spirit of this idea, but I think it'd be difficult to do without making deploys opinionated about the hosts they run on. @mjmare it seems to me...

During my digging through the docs I also found this @mjmare, pyinfra seems to support a [`config.py`](https://docs.pyinfra.com/en/latest/examples/client_side_assets.html) file that will give you access to run tasks locally before making any...