Philip Theus (prev. Mueller)
Philip Theus (prev. Mueller)
What's the feature you're planning?
I just tried with 3.8.15 and it looks like it will compile with `tk` support if the corresponding library is present on your system. For me, on fedora, that was...
Leaving my opinion here to balance things out... I am in favour of using parentheses everywhere, as I think it can _improve_ consistency considerably. Right now, method calls without parentheses...
> by the time the style checks occur the code is complete, working and tested. That depends on how you set up your tool chain. Personally, I find the workflow...
@thebjorn I'm trying to use pydeps for network analysis of software architecture. Thank you for building and maintaining it. It's a great tool. I parse the output and load it...
OK - did some research, and apparently pydeps correctly mirrrors python's [documented behavior](https://docs.python.org/3/reference/import.html#regular-packages) here. However, most python devs don't seem to know this and inadvertently create lots of circular imports...
This makes a lot of sense to me and I'd love to use it.
This would indeed be very helpful. I've spent some time reading through the code and it looks like the default confliect resolution strategy is [the null strategy(https://github.com/mhenrixon/sidekiq-unique-jobs/blob/main/lib/sidekiq_unique_jobs/on_conflict/null_strategy.rb). However, I'm not...
I don't have a ton of experience writing cops, so thank you for your suggestions @sambostock , these are super helpful.
Ready for re-review, @sambostock