Chris Jerdonek

What is the relationship of this issue to the resolver issue (#6536)?

I tried a couple examples (`pip search websockets` and `pip search trio`), and the results seem reasonable / useful. For the "requests" example, it looks like the reason it's picking...

> We had talked before about having the objects advance themselves (as opposed to being transformed from the outside). I haven't seen the full design, but this seems a little...

Keep open. On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 8:02 PM github-actions[bot] < [email protected]> wrote: > We have noticed this issue has not received attention in 1 year. We will >...

I suspect this issue is too big to address in full generality as a single PR, so we may want to treat this as an umbrella tracking issue until we...

Hi, I just posted a minimal PR that would let people address this issue without having to fork or patch nbdime's source code (or even change the default template): https://github.com/jupyter/nbdime/pull/744...

Because of the size of the code base, I think it's important to have an implementation plan that would let us make progress on this incrementally.

> We can't really have half our parsing be optparse and the other half be click. That's not what I was saying.. I was saying I think it's important for...

> modify pip's Commands to stop passing "options" to other internal objects (like to pip_version_check). > ... > it should be not-too-difficult to create an optparse.Values-like object using click's higher-level...

@kemitchell FYI, the [Voting Information Project](http://votinginfoproject.github.io/vip-specification/) recently added internationalization / multi-language support to their upcoming version 5.0 spec. I'm also in the process of making multi-lingual data available at the...