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It has something to do with the arrangement of the display. Display 1 (primary) `pynput`: left, top = 0,0 `screeninfo`: left, top = 0,0 Display 2 `pynput`: left, top =...

It works fine with `mss` ```python import mss with mss.mss() as sct: print(sct.monitors[1]) print(sct.monitors[2]) ``` Output: ``` {'left': 0, 'top': 0, 'width': 1440, 'height': 900} {'left': -260, 'top': -1080, 'width':...

Hi @ronaldoussoren thank you for your time on this issue. I choose to define the constant by myself to workaround this problem.

I cannot find a spec for supporting attributes in `EXTINF` tag, but it is already an informal agreement among many iptv providers and clients, for example https://ss-iptv.com/en/users/documents/m3u https://en.f-player.ru/extm3u-iptv-format `#EXTINF: [attribute,...],...

We do have the same issue. That is very strange. Is there a way to also ignore the import statements in jest?

read-installed has never get update for about 6 years. I think this dependency should be fixed.

The decorator trick seem not work in this case. I think we still need to have fire to inject some context into the function being executed to enable such feature.

I am wondering if `nanomsg` can be used as a message bus between `wry` and `Python` process or thread. Theoretically this method could be language agnostic.

> You need to quote it to avoid glob expansion > > ```json > { > "scripts": { > "foo": "DEBUG='beemo:*' node -p process.env.DEBUG" > } > } > ```...

Actually the way `webdriverio` uses is not reliable. `selenoid` doesn't provide a way for the client to know it is using `selenoid` or other tools. IMHO it would be better...