xmo-odoo

Is this really a concern? If you want to follow xdg on systems which don't care for it, why not just use the xdg crate? It does xdg everywhere and...

> This cannot be the intended behaviour, right? In theory the bot can be configured to not touch e.g. triaged issues (with specific labels). However in practice I'd say it's...

> This is related to a longer term goal I have. Much of the `urls` module is a copy of Python 2's `urlparse` and Python 3's `urllib.parse`. Due to compatibility...

> You mean some editors use this proposed behaviour by default? Which ones? Jetbrain IDEs. I downloaded IDEA CE, opened it on a random folder, and its default setting for...

> Curious, why would you use websockets outside a browser context? An other data point: Chrome's DevTools protocol uses bidirectional websockets as its baseline transport. It also supports custom pipes...

What are you trying to achieve? If you want to provide extra data alongside the exception data, you can use `log.exception(message, extras)` or `log.error(message, extras, exc_info=True)`. `exc_info` is available on...

An alternative method which should work is to "render" the format string using a custom Mapping object which records which key was accessed (and returns garbage): * using `str.format_map` for...

Seems to be working fine for me, running on Python 3.6.9. Just dropped your script in `test.py` and: ```sh $ python test.py && cat log {"asctime": "2019-11-20 09:36:11,549", "msecs": 549.6327877044678,...

Sounds like an issue with your code, e.g. before the snippet you post you assign a value *to* `json` (possibly in the local scope), which shadows the global module. Because...

The error is misleading due to the way Python renders type errors: because the TypeError was assigned to the function call it renders the last line of the function call,...