Julien Danjou
Julien Danjou
You can change the wait function temporarily in your test: ```python func.retry.wait = wait_none ``` Using mock for example, that should be easy to make sure it's then restored to...
The idea was to use `reno` to manage release notes, except that this has been missed multiple times. I've added a check for this now in #285 so we're sure...
#274 removed compat code that's the culprit for the bump
I don't use GitHub releases, I just tag and push. The fact that this has been used once now shows this forever, it's sad. It'd be great to have more...
Just did, thank you!
Do you mean a wrapper for running other shell scripts and retrying them? That would be very likely possible indeed.
Not rendered properly where? It's in rst format 🤷
LGTM but I'm on the fence here. Not sure it's worth doing anything TBH.
You did not set any condition to stop based on any max time. the `max=` in `wait_exponential` is just the maximum wait time between 2 retries.
Doing type checking goes against duck typing, so this is usually frowned upon. I'm sorry you made a mistake when writing the code. I think `wait_none` should be an object...