Ilya Priven

You're changing a global variable on the model. If your application is something like a web worker which handles multiple requests, perhaps concurrently, you might end up having one request...

Basically yes, we need to unbundle models, tables and table connections. I suppose that for backward compatibility we'd want to keep supporting the "bundled" API we have today. Perhaps an...

@jack1902 Thanks for the feedback. I'm sorry this library is useless to you. Generally speaking, provisioning AWS resources isn't the strong side of this library, as in significant deployments you...

@jack1902 It's encryption-at-rest so it only changes how your data is stored to "durable media" -- basically, if someone breaks into an AWS datacenter and steals a hard drive, it'll...

I'm curious as to the motivation. In what cases is this useful? (especially in light of [the scope of the library](https://github.com/pynamodb/PynamoDB/blob/master/docs/contributing.rst#the-scope-of-the-library))

Sounds reasonable. If it's a useful rule for you, I think that's a good enough reason to fork and implement. That's exactly what we initially did :)

Can you instead invoke it as `xiblint || true`?

p.s. @moyix brought it up again here: https://moyix.blogspot.com/2022/09/someones-been-messing-with-my-subnormals.html. FWIW, gevent isn't the only offender in the Python ecosystem. The root cause is the compiler feature.

@ml31415 thanks, it somehow eclipsed that was a PR and not an issue :)

Closed in favor of #1864.