João Eiras
João Eiras
If someone uses `eval` it is quite explicit that `eval` is being used. The original problems with `eval` come from the old javascript days of developers having no idea how...
> typeOverrides: { > tables: { > roles: { // name of table in db > name: { // name of column in db Can one use a DB schema...
Same goes for STDOUT/STDERR. I tried to hack around a bit with multiprocessing.RLock() but it does not work at all because pytest has its own output capturing code
> However I'm not sure what sort of interface people would be looking for. I'd expect at least an API that would be a drop-in replacement for zlib, function by...
Looking at https://github.com/jensl/critic/blob/stable/1/src/index.py there are a couple `print` calls that print user names and e-mails. Could it be that you have someone with a non-utf friendly name watching some sub...
Using `ensure_ascii=False` seems to be the way to fix it, so python does not try to re-encode too much.
Howdy. If you support the concept of hooks in the requets API, they should be comprehensive and allow a lot of control over how the API works. So far only...
Hi. i reported this elsewhere, so I'm pasting my comment here. **My use case** After a pip install pandas the `lib/site-packages/pandas/tests/` includes a lot of testing code which is definitely...
In my case I was trying to annotate a decorator, e.g. ``` P = ParamSpec("P") R = TypeVar("R") C = Callable[P, R] D = Callable[[C], C] @overload def my_decorator(arg: logging.Logger,...
This is a poetry bug https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/4242 Basically, poetry 1.2 adds setuptools to poetry.lock. Then poetry 1.1 sees setuptools in the lock file, freaks out and removes it from the virtual...