ansgar grunseid
ansgar grunseid
This admittedly head scratching behavior occurs because it's ambiguous whether furl should interpret `www.google.com` as a domain (your intention) or a path. See Issue #85 and my detailed answer therein...
This issue is married to the resolution of #110
Wonderful idea. I'll add this. In the interim, you can always hash on the URL string. ```python >>> f = furl('https://arc.io/') >>> d = {f: 'srp'} Traceback (most recent call...
Unfortunately there's currently no reliable way to isolate the subdomain because it's non-trivial to determine the TLD (e.g. `.com`, `.co.uk`, etc). See * https://publicsuffix.org/list/public_suffix_list.dat In the future, I'll add full...
Resolution of this Issue tied with the resolution of #110.
neat idea! how often do you find yourself doing this?
@jfthuong this is an interesting idea and would be great to support! do you have the time and/or inclination to build this with tests? if so, that'd be *awesome* 🙌...
huh. I cant reproduce on linux with `BASE0 = '#839496'`: http://i.imgur.com/IpM1IG8.png with `BASE0 = '#ff0000'`: http://i.imgur.com/COWaZvk.png this appears related to windows. my guess is the problem lies with translation of...
for future intrepid explorers of this ticket, as a workaround until this issue is resolved you can disable coloring by setting the `outputFunction` to just print to stderr `print(..., file=sys.stderr)`...
make sure to update icecream. youre running an old version with the latest icecream, the prefix string message is just printed as-is. eg ```py from icecream import ic e =...