Lincoln Clarete
Lincoln Clarete
Pretty interesting! Thanks for the feedback. I'm still learning about which parameters curdling support from pip. Curdling is indeed intended to be a drop-in-replacement for pip, but I wanna do...
Hi @davedash! It's almost what I thought. my idea is that `curd-pip` itself would take the pip compatible arguments and expand to the ones compatible with curdling. I need to...
Just a friendly remind; This bug will be fixed in the next release cycle!
This error happens because the new binary file format for python packages ([wheel](www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0427/)) didn't like the version number in the package `template_utils-mycompany-py27-none-any.whl`. It should work if you change it to...
Oh, we haven't released in a while. Would you mind checking if the code on master has your issue fixed? Thanks for opening the issue!
Thanks for reporting! That's a good one! The handling of dunder methods was introduced quite recently (https://github.com/clarete/forbiddenfruit/pull/24) and it didn't include the `__iter__` protocol. Let me know if you have...
@candeira Awesome input! I loved the last snippet, pretty awesome usage of the `partial()` utility!
@candeira Awesome to have skilled people playing with the library! The project is pretty open to contributions! :v:
Hehehe I can wait til the end of the year to close this lol
Hello, sorry for the late response. `forbiddenfruit` is a really [lame] simple hack that exposes the `__dict__` attribute of a python class. Magic methods and special protocols are resolved separately....