Dave Hall

Bear in mind that there are plenty of file storage backends that don't allow files to be reopened. It's better to track down where the file is being closed and...

It would be nice if hypothesis actually wrapped each example in setUp() and tearDown(). For example, consider this mixed test case: ``` py class MixedTest(TestCase): def test_something_without_hypothesis(self): pass @given(foos()) def...

I'd love to read the 2nd draft. I'll shortly be using this project cautiously in production, so am excited to see where it's heading.

To me, the imporant things to get right for this library are, in order: 1. Sound. 2. Predictable memory usage, with no unbounded growth. 3. Zero-cost (fast as C) 4....

> Finally, I wanted to talk about `PyObject` and `Py` drop behaviour. I think these have a nice sweet spot at the moment, though I'm open to changing them. There...

**Edit:** This is a dumb idea. Sorry! Oh, hang on, there might be a much simpler solution. The reason that object storage exists for `&PyAny` is to decr the refcount...

It's clear that you've considered a lot of these issues already, so thanks for explaining! On reflection, I can see that there's still a cause for a naked `&'py PyAny`....

I've largely said my piece here, but just to add: I'm very reassured that you see the `&PyAny` unbounded memory growth as a serious issue, and it's clear that you've...

Glad to hear it! I still follow this project with great interest. :)

When used as a library, aiohttp-wsgi doesn't touch the logging config. When used as a CLI application, it sets up basic logging configuration. Being able to specify verbosity via a...