Kurt McKee
Kurt McKee
Closing due to lack of activity.
However, if an interpreter is missing, a `.tox-info.json` file is still created, as I discovered when I ran a test suite but didn't have a few PyPy versions installed: ```...
@corydolphin This can be addressed via [a CITATION.cff file](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/managing-your-repositorys-settings-and-features/customizing-your-repository/about-citation-files), which GitHub natively supports. [gammapy](https://github.com/gammapy/gammapy), for example, has such a file and people who want to cite the project can find...
@corydolphin This issue can be closed. It is not a bug or feature request, and a new version was released after it was posted.
I strongly recommend against changing the name to `io.py`. IDE's have the potential to get confused about an `io.py` and will throw lots of errors and warnings because `io.py` conflicts...
Just bumped into exactly this problem. #58 in particular demonstrates the problem. In kvesteri/sqlalchemy-utils#630 today, a user reported that extremely old sqlalchemy-utils versions had an unmet dependency. Investigation showed that...
I don't think the underlying operating system calls support watching a single file -- the watchdog code and the underlying OS API's document that it's only supported to watch a...
You might write your code to acquire the lock that the polling emitter uses in its `.queue_events()` method. The list of emitters is stored in the observer's `._emitters` set, and...
Resolving this will require additional logic in the directory snapshot code in `utils/dirsnapshot.py`. Currently files are flagged as modified if their mtime (modification time) or size change. It may be...