Philipp A.
Philipp A.
If going for 1., by making the binary do the caching itself, that’d be a great solution: the implementation can be done almost exclusively in Python instead of being repeated...
Together with #12679, this is currently biting me. How can I tell IPython the following: “No, I don’t want a cache. No, not even _ or _5, No, really!”
> I can see us "faking" a weakref This should actually be easy, just execute something like this after each cell: ```py # Out is a dict so keys aren’t...
Wishlist: functions with keyword args, optional args, and/or variable-arity argument (varargs) lists
> Nonetheless, We believe we produce a reasonable 1.0 version of Rust without support for this. depends on how you see it. the API will definitely be well-considered given the...
Wishlist: functions with keyword args, optional args, and/or variable-arity argument (varargs) lists
yeah, that’s my argument. either cruft, or lengthy deprecation formalities and rust 2.0 a year after 1.0 (semver requires a major version bump for breaking changes)
In unstable, one can circumvent this by telling the compiler that they won’t add new blanket impls for the type using `#[fundamental]`: rust-lang/rust#29635 So *if* `fundamental` is stabilized, this can...
That might be true, but your "thumbs down" is out of place. This is a volunteer project. Its scope is defined by the interests and free time of its main...
Would it be possible to add a way to get a nonfunctional but importable version of rpy2 for things like ReadTheDocs? Currently, that’s pretty involved and very likely to break....
The use case is that while installing rpy2 is possible in circumstances where R is not available, it’s not possible to actually refer to its objects and their metadata (documentation,...
I rather want the convenience of having ReadTheDocs build things for me and have it also [run as CI for PRs](https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/guides/autobuild-docs-for-pull-requests.html).