Malthe Borch

A pluggable executor could also solve using a connection to poll for messages (e.g. notifications). It doesn't seem like this is possible today.

Can't reproduce this on Python 3.9.

I'm not sure I'm completely understanding what needs to be done to fix this.

@d-maurer did you have a chance to look at the pull request that addresses this? ^^^

This is a good idea – I suppose it might be nice to use this as an excuse to add type specs to the main interfaces.

Perhaps you're missing a dependency? Chameleon itself has – as far as I recall – no such functionality built-in.

But you're redefining `thing` inside the repeat clause. I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do?

It is a little weird I must admit, especially the negative values.

I'll need to look at the generated source and step through to really understand what this is about. I won't have time before next week though, because I'm mostly offline...

My work around for this issue – pending being fixed – is to use: ``` tal:define="(i, item) enumerate(sequence)" ``` This gives you an explicit iterator index as a scoped variable....