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fzf command history integration

In my case, the problem was that I cloned the repository, but did not compile the `fzf` binary file. Go to your fzf installation path, and run `./install`: $ cd...

Place a note about maintenance status

Hi @Varriount , thank you for your interest in the library :) I hope it serves you well! It has been feature-complete for a number of years now. We use...

Better path handling

@Varriount that's a good suggestion indeed! `good` finds out that none of the suggested `Any()` schemas match, without any preference to the second item. I'll see what I can do...

Using .extend() from voluptuous with good Schema

Not currently, no: you can only do this manually: ```python person_schema = {'name': str} age_schema = {'age': int} person = Schema(person_schema) person_with_age = Schema({ **person_schema, **age_schema }) # merged dicts...

Using .extend() from voluptuous with good Schema

I'll consider implementing this in the coming release

Cannot install uvloop with Docker and standard python:3.9-buster image

I encountered this error when trying to build `uvloop` for Python 3.10. Use 3.9

MongoDB `find()` with String _id gives an error

Here's my model: ``` var Config = db.define('Config', { _id: String }, { id: '_id', table: 'config' }); ``` (this actually was going to store arbitrary objects keyed by a...

MongoDB `find()` with String _id gives an error

Tried to change in the properties definition: ``` _id: { type: 'text' }, ``` same result.

MongoDB `find()` with String _id gives an error

Can't test, but quite sure it does not: the driver always casts the `_id` field to ObjectID, and in my case the `_id` field is not going to be ObjectID.

MongoDB `find()` with String _id gives an error

@rafaelkaufmann, having multiple issues in mind, I actually ended up creating a new ORM for MongoDB & PostgreSQL.. :) Thanks anyway!