Michael A.

Great to see that there is some active development still going on! Do you have any plans on releasing an updated opusreader package on pip or conda in the near...

I have the same issue with Python 3.6 and Gooey 1.2.0-alpha

This seems to be a duplicate of https://github.com/chriskiehl/Gooey/issues/701 Workaround: Add `flush=True` to all print statements: ```python print("foo", flush=True) ``` Alternatively, modify the `print` statement to always flush (careful with this,...

I can replicate this with current plotly 5.11.0, pandas 1.4.1, statsmodels 0.13.5 and Python 3.8.15 on Win10 Enterprise 64bit 22H2. I ran the example code from @sdelu and got the...

By the way, this issue is not limited to "ols", so maybe the issue can be renamed to something along the lines of "broken trendlines with datetime x-axis". Here is...

Hm... it seems that @sdelu was on the right track. I changed [this line](https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/blob/master/packages/python/plotly/plotly/express/_core.py#L331) from ```python x = x.astype(int) / 10**9 # convert to unix epoch seconds ``` to ```python...

I managed this workaround with a custom `url_fetcher`: ```python def custom_url_fetcher(url): url = url.replace("file:///", r"\\") with open(url, "r") as f: string = f.read() return dict(string=string, mime_type="text/css", redirect_url=url) if base_url.startswith(r"\\"): url_fetcher...

Hi @liZe, sure, these are not well-formed URLs, but tell that to Microsoft ;-) That's why I did not open this issue in `urllib`. `urllib.parse.urljoin` is joining URLs just fine...

Thanks for the workaround suggestion @SamLinoFinnegan! I was aware of that possibility: > Duplicating these common arguments for each subparser instead of keeping them in the main `ArgumentParser` would be...

I wanted to sign up today, but after seeing it's only possible via Google I didn't. I really would like to see other signup options like email. Or just pick...