Petr Viktorin

Looking further, I see this happens on other dialogs as well. Do you think it's an issue?

Ah. If this is usual on Macs, it's probably not worth fixing, though it still seems weird to me. But, I certainly won't be able to prioritize working on this...

Hello, I bisected Python to find that this change introduces the issue in `test_loop.py`: https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/31799/files#diff-1f2ae0f6c6010caf9d5f1c80cd6033a796ffe2b60554f5df84f554f4a08e622b Here, I'm a bit out of my depth (and also out of time this week)....

The dateutil package has pretty good support for [recurrence rules](https://dateutil.readthedocs.io/en/stable/rrule.html). Would it be possible to "just" add a property to Event that would contain a dateutil rruleset?

One idea would be a `filter-python-versions` command. Given a file like: ``` 3.9.7 3.8.12 3.7.12 3.6.15 3.5 3.10.0rc2 ``` then `cat versions | micropipenv filter-python-versions` would output all versions that...

> What made more sense to them, is to check whether the destination distribution's id and version are the same as the distro the package was build on and document...

That looks like a distro-specific solution, which requires a special case in the detection code :slightly_frowning_face:

Sorry for the delay. Would the following work for the documentation, under Overview and motivation? ## Preferring feature detection Information from this package is useful for logging and problem reporting....

@basak > [...] But `os-release` does have `ID_LIKE`, which provides the information you need to implement something similar. I think you could implement a "am I like X" function using...

@basak > [...] I'm not suggesting that feature detection is wrong; it certainly is the most granular and future-proof way of solving the general problem. I'm only saying that it...