Slavek Kabrda
Slavek Kabrda
Hi, is your license the same as Ruby 1.8 (GPLv2+ or Ruby) or Ruby 1.9 (BSD or Ruby)? Thanks for the clarification, Bohuslav.
Dumping HCL
Hi, I'm working on a library called anymarkup [1] and got a request from one of its users to provide support for HCL [2]. I think this project is the...
### What does this PR do? Add `EXT_CFLAGS` as an environment variable when installing Python integrations and their dependencies. ### Motivation Python package `aerospike` that we install as dependency of...
So I've been investigating why my local instance of Anitya claims that the latest version of Django is `1.10b1` when `1.10` has already been released. I found out that the...
See https://github.com/bkabrda/flask-whooshee/pull/28#issuecomment-258706160 for the suggestion.
> here a small example with django cache > > ``` > In [1]: from django.core.cache import cache > > In [2]: from flexmock import flexmock > > In [3]:...
> Following doesn't work: > > ```python > class String(str): > pass > > string = String() > flexmock(string).should_receive('lower').times(2).ordered() > flexmock(string).should_receive('upper').once().ordered() > > string.lower() > string.lower() > string.upper() > ```...
> It could be useful to do something like the following to ensure all open() calls have a corresponding close(). Unfortunately it's a lot more cumbersome ATM due to inability...
> Flexmock does not handle multiple chained stubs that share the same stem. It appears to only remember the last stub. Example: > >```python >mock = flexmock() >mock.should_receive('get_url.parse_html.retrieve_results').and_return([]) >mock.should_receive('get_url.parse_html.retrieve_header').and_return({}) >```...
https://github.com/has207/flexmock/issues/72, discussed in https://github.com/has207/flexmock/pull/69