jtrakk

[From chat](https://gitter.im/python-trio/general?at=5e2ed91a34829272793885c7): > anything that awaits inside a `finally:` clause needs shielding. I habitually use with `trio.fail_after(2,shield=True)`. Otherwise they could swallow errors.

I think typically linters just provide a command-line executable which takes a target directory or file path as an argument, and outputs messages on stdout. The editors handle these messages...

I've never done this before so I don't really know what I'm doing, but based on some examples I made an attempt and it seems to work. I'd expect it...

Using [pyglint](https://pyglint.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html) (a small convenience wrapper for pylint), it can be relatively concise to add checkers. Pyglint relies on Python 3; it wouldn't be hard to build a similar API...

In my zsh config I have defined an array of whitelisted colors (that work well on my background), and I hash the hostname/username to a number, which I use to...

When the dates are embedded in a DataFrame, `describe()` does give min/max: ``` describe(DataFrame(a=Date.(2000:2005))) 1×8 DataFrame │ Row │ variable │ mean │ min │ median │ max │ nunique...

I see, not as confusing as I thought then. Still it would be nice to have.

A persistent index on disk would be nice, keeping track of tags, properties, etc, across many files.

@alphapapa > The main problem with it is that files have to be completely reindexed when they change, and that requires deleting every entry for the file from the database,...

@alphapapa > The need to declare them ahead of time makes them not very useful to me in general That's a good point which bothered me initially as well. My...