Abraham Toriz Cruz

something simpler that would be very useful: a `take(n)` filter. I suspect the same functionality can be achieved with the loop variables and `break`, but it would be way simpler...

Just faced this issue. Not only with `SITE_URL` but also `SQLALCHEMY_URL`. > Environmental variables are not read at all: maybe calling `environment.update_config` there would be enough?

It is not enough, because `update_config` itself requires `site_url` to be set.

hey @tony! I just tested 1.36 (broken behavior) and then upgraded to 1.46 and it was fixed! with the very same config I put in the comments before. Thanks for...

this will simplify my configs so much!

Tiempo que toma el dijkstra ```bash $ time ./main.py a_star 3094985217 3486707177 real 0m2.413s user 0m0.200s sys 0m0.047s ```

Tiempo que toma A* ```bash $ time ./main.py a_star 3094985217 3486707177 real 0m1.144s user 0m0.227s sys 0m0.027s ```

tiempo de parada con un nodo bloqueante con dijkstra ```bash $ time ./main.py a_star 3520874663 4375972670 4375972668 Route not found real 0m0.244s user 0m0.180s sys 0m0.033s ```

Tiempo de parada de A* usando como cota del costo el cuadrado de la distancia en el gran circulo entre el nodo inicial y el final ```bash $ time ./main.py...

I wonder if a similar fix can be applied to fix the problem I just faced trying to install salt on debian 12: ``` * INFO: Running install_debian_onedir_deps() Hit:1 http://security.debian.org/debian-security...