Jason R. Coombs
Jason R. Coombs
That's the magic of pytest-enabler - it only passes the command line if the plugin is installed and enabled.
That seems reasonable and perfectly in scope. Could you write a short description of what benefit this feature would add (where would you use the feature)? Does this feature apply...
Sounds good. Feel free to proceed with a PR.
Oh, god. This issue was reported and patched in #90, but the patch has gone unreviewed. :(
Thanks for the contrib. > If this seems like a reasonable approach to the problem, I guess the changes to `unixccompiler` would need to be done in https://github.com/pypa/distutils/ instead, and...
FYI, the [latest release](https://inflect.readthedocs.io/en/latest/history.html#v7-2-0) of inflect no longer depends on pydantic.
I tend to agree; I'd expect numbers to be grouped from least significant to most, then read from most to least. Would you be interested in working on a PR...
@NFeruch This project is hosted under the [skeleton](https://blog.jaraco.com/skeleton) philosophy. There's some contributing guidance there. I have plans to make that guidance more visible and complete, but it should get you...
That does seem like a bug. I'm slightly surprised that case isn't covered by a unit test. Perhaps it's not because "pair of scissors" isn't a plural noun, so calling...
This approach sounds reasonable. I like the idea of essentially creating hooks that a programmer can override. My guess is that these hooks are going to demand some pretty intimate...