Matt Haggard

Would the dialect level be the right place? https://bitbucket.org/zzzeek/sqlalchemy/src/2b1c3d8821b3b375a6148d583f05bd65810e3faf/README.dialects.rst?at=master

I've thought about this over the weekend. I'm not sure my use case calls for pinning connections to threads (though I think I see why that would be a nice...

Okay, I already need to use `engine.connect` so I'm willing to do the work to get pooling. I have three questions: 1. After some code acquires a connection, what's the...

Here's my best attempt so far for something that wraps `TwistedEngine`. I feel like there's probably already code somewhere that does the bulk of this. Anyway, is this the right...

@glyph wow, it has been a while :) I'm currently not interested (things are working as they are) but if I circle around to needing this again, I'll come back...

I shouldn't have packed the cut and defcut options on their too. I'll bet a smaller change would get accepted. Anyway, I've kind of moved on to D3 ;)

I'm encountering the same error/problem on this branch: https://github.com/iffy/wiish/tree/fix-datafiles I want to install the `wiish` binary as well as *all* files in the `./src`. Here's what I'm seeing: ``` $...

@dom96, yes I finally got it to work (in a different branch), but not if I used `srcDir`. Using `srcDir` seems to make it not work. But I'm happy putting...

Another example use case: there might be some requirements that are only required for testing/development of the library, but users of the library don't need them.

I've not used it but I've seen people use https://coveralls.io/ Also, the travis builds could make some kind of assertion about coverage. Newer versions of coverage.py let you fail if...