jxramos
jxramos
Beyond resource management there is actually another angle to handling sigterms, and this is in the context of bazel as a test runner to pytest via a `py_test` target. Bazel...
Couldn't find anything documenting bazel signal redirecting behavior. Some of the guys at my work couldn't locate any undocumented features matching this behavior either, but we are a few major...
I'm facing the same strange behavior for a more complex example. **app.py** ```python import os from flask import Flask, redirect, render_template, request, send_file, url_for from flask_wtf import FlaskForm from flask_wtf.csrf...
My experience is inverted. I'm on a macos. I'm finding that *.bazel files are not syntax highlighted by default but BUILD files render fine. Here's a screen shot from my...
@dayfine makes a solid point, `py_test` strictly operates off return codes and the absence of segfaults or something like that taking place during test execution. That the phonetics are identical...
Actually now we're hitting the case that @double mentioned above... > If the `test.py` has relative import code like `from .module import xx`, then bazel test would fail. > `ModuleNotFoundError:...
What's special about the Gallios machine? Do the lmd files follow the flow cytometry standard format? You can read about that format from the wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_Cytometry_Standard Can you please...
Supporting deleting messages from a bot that match a certain pattern in the body of the message would be powerful too. Basically a conditional delete. I guess we could always...
Yah line 343 seems to be making the hard association to package folders being defined by the presence of `__init__.py` https://github.com/PyCQA/pylint/blob/30b2ae713eb4453b305407772b29ea68d7c3d074/pylint/pyreverse/inspector.py#L340-L345 I wonder how things would work if that condition...
Should this issue have the `namespace-package` label applied? To help others with @azzamsa current dirty solution they can run `find foo/bar -type d -exec touch {}/__init__.py \;` to get going...