Kareem Zidane
Kareem Zidane
fwiw this is affecting us too. For example: ``` SELECT 1 AS count; ``` turns into: ``` SELECT 1 AS COUNT; ``` and ``` CREATE TABLE foo (count INT); ```...
`sudo` access isn't needed to install the library. You should be able to specify the destination at which the library will be installed by setting `DESTDIR`. See https://github.com/cs50/libcs50#from-source-linux-and-mac!
Fair point. Happy to help if you'd like to contribute this! :)
`cs50/problems/2020/fall/movies`
fwiw, the print margin is at column 132 in the IDE not 110. cc @crossroads1112
@YalesRios I think the reason this is failing is because you have a branch in your me50/YalesRios repo called `liv-ac-uk/comp108/2020-21` already, which is a prefix of `liv-ac-uk/COMP108/2020-21/A1` and `git` doesn't...
I think Lab and Sandbox have an older version @dmalan.
@cmlsharp ``` $ pip install check50==3.2.1 $ cat app.py import flask import cs50 app = flask.Flask(__name__) db = cs50.SQL('sqlite:///foo.db') @app.route("/") def index(): db.execute('select 1') return "" $ cat check/__init__.py import...
I think that's always been the case. Git doesn't allow a branch to be a prefix of another. Do you have any workarounds in mind?