James Thomas Moon
James Thomas Moon
> @jtmoon79 both @esheppa and I are working on maintaining this project as volunteers, so when you start pinging us after 1 day it feels entitled. We will review this...
> Okay, this is way too big to review in one go. It can be all in one PR but then I'd like the big commit split up in more,...
Regarding new change [3b87f82](https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/pull/807/commits/3b87f824d9eab99b72cf283b48ea2d1e693a780b), see failed job _rust_msrv (ubuntu-latest)_ https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/actions/runs/3278766675/jobs/5397533682 ```text error[E0277]: the trait bound `&[&str; 37]: std::iter::IntoIterator` is not satisfied --> src/datetime/tests.rs:499:15 | 499 | for &s in &invalid...
***tl;dr*** same issue in powershell (not specific to cmd.exe), here's my setup. ### Errant output See the last part ``` PS> beet -v import ".\Quasi -- R&B Transmogrification" no user...
In case anyone needs a hack workaround. ([full code with tests](https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=beta&mode=debug&edition=2021&gist=3f879edb1dd50d0080f498be6ac4f861)) ```rust /// workaround for chrono Issue #660 https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/issues/660 /// match spaces at beginning and ending of inputs /// TODO:...
@djc I posted a proof-of-concept PR at https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/pull/786 This does fix this Issue #660. However, while working on this Issue, I noticed the tendency to trim arbitrary amounts of whitespace...
@matteius I was unable to reproduce this Issue #4906 due to another problem running `pipenv` from an in-development version. I was blocked by a `FileNotFoundError` ``` PS> python.exe -m pipenv...
This Issue #4906 did not occur in branch `vendor-pip-22.0.3-followup-changes` :-) This Issue can be Closed. Using command `setup.py develop --user` instead of `setup.py install` bypassed the `FileNotFound` problem mentioned above....
> I believe this is resolvable now -- but let me know if its still an issue on `pipenv==2022.8.19` I was unable to reproduce the issue using `pipenv==2022.8.19` using Python...
Hi @chyyran @gendx I wanted to read an XZ file into decompressed chunks of some constant size. Currently I'm using [xz_decompress](https://docs.rs/lzma-rs/0.3.0/lzma_rs/fn.xz_decompress.html). But `xz_decompress` reads the entire file in one call....