Diogo Baeder

Interesting, explicitly adding the PYTHONPATH to my bashrc made it work fine: ``` export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/python3.7/site-packages ``` Which makes sense, but I wonder why it didn't work before... Anyway, feel free...

Just as a reference, this is the relevant part in my bashrc: ```bash export SITE_PACKAGES=`python -c 'import site; print(site.getsitepackages()[0])'` export PYTHONPATH=$SITE_PACKAGES if [ -f $SITE_PACKAGES/powerline/bindings/bash/powerline.sh ]; then powerline-daemon -q POWERLINE_BASH_CONTINUATION=1...

Actually, explicitly setting the `PYTHONPATH` is not a good idea either, because it breaks with the virtualenvs, in that they start getting access to the system packages as well. Back...

This is super odd, I put my app to run locally, on the host itself (not inside k3s or docker), and it still keeps caching the content somehow. This doesn't...

This issue is affecting my application as well. However, I'm seeing it happening locally, without using SSL at all. And if I just try to load the URL accused in...

It would also be useful if the "next" parameter as a second parameter to be called was documented.

Indeed a good point, jpellerin, but the problem is how we make coverage for the "down" functions, which IMO are a bit over-testing

Me too, I'm doing the same replacement in my code itself. But it would be nice to have that supported by the library. I might have some time during the...

Hey @p1c2u , thanks for the quick response :-) That doesn't work for me, unfortunately... I tried it earlier today and it doesn't quite work because of nested models (`__dict__`...

No problem. I was actually trying to use "Any Type" as a hack in place of `oneOf`, but now that you implemented `oneOf` I won't need this so soon. Thanks!