Frank Dana

@lkk7 OK, I have just now added sufficient new tests targeted specifically at the functionality in this PR, that I think I can declare it working and verified. (I also...

If I'm not mistaken all I've done there is a poor-man's reimplementation of `is`, since `a is b` is effectively a concise way of saying `id(a) == id(b)`. unittest _does_...

@lkk7 Oh... Oops. Sorry, they already closed. The PR was set to auto-close all of them. > I shouldn't close the issues until the fixes are properly released. I mean,...

(Ugh, that reminds me. As much of a pain in the ass as it can be, it's probably a mitzvah if we take the time to rename the `master` branch...

Tested locally (with `cmake --build _build --target ci`), seems to pass reliably.

Aha. I guess the tooltips explain it: `classes.py`: "This PR removes 0.18 percentage points from the coverage rate in src/pydot/classes.py, taking it from 97.05% (50/52) to 96.87% (50/52)." `test_pydot.py`: "This...

What might be better is to display something like this: ...That way, the explanation isn't just in the tooltip.

That signal was [removed from GEdit](https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/gedit/gedit/-/commit/d94b2c13b3f71ef8a433ecad5ecbab18e953ff22), and while it should be possible to port the plugin to use the replacement `active_tab_changed` signal, there's probably no point as GEdit's support for...

(It's _possible_ third-party Python plugin support could come back, as the update at the top of that blog entry (second link) says. But as things currently stand they'll be disabled...

@Fishman1984 The "GNOME Shell version" question is asking the version _of_ GNOME Shell on your system — one way to look that up is by opening Settings, then selecting **System**...