ijustlovemath
ijustlovemath
Sorry, not sure what you meant by that. Do you have an example?
Sounds good! I think I'm probably not alone in my love of class decorators, they let you do some nice Pythonic things. Totally understand that they're probably hell to fit...
You could also consider adding a way for users to set the priority of certain events, to fit their application.
There are no pairs in `u`, so perhaps the walk definition doesnt apply to that one.
Have this same issue on an Arch Linux install. Seems to be related to installing packages at the "conda install" step.
@jose-pena-oxb Tried it again this morning and it seems like it's getting past that step; this error should be made far less opaque
I'm also getting this, I suspect it has to do with all the path adding that happens in pyenv.bat, but I'm not great with Powershell/cmd.exe, so have been unable to...
Yes, all of this is set up correctly. `echo $env:PATH -split ";" | grep pyenv`  `echo $env:PYENV $env:PYENV_ROOT $env:PYENV_HOME`  It still eventually *finds* pyenv, eg I can still...
I believe pidof is a Linux specific utility/bash builtin. Perhaps you could use something like `pgrep` or `ps | grep [p]ianobar` for a more portable solution.