Coda
Coda
yep, the python from system works, even with uv wrapper.
``` dev ~> uv self update info: Checking for updates... success: Upgraded uv from v0.7.3 to v0.7.8! https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/releases/tag/0.7.8 dev ~> uv python install --reinstall Installed 2 versions in 2.88s ~...
Run into the same issue, the python-build-standalone has _ssl as built-in. How about making the ssl-related behavior optional?
I think most linux distros, including windows uses ~/Downloads [`XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR="$HOME/Downloads"` ](https://github.com/search?q=XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR&type=code)
Probably not really, but additionally, it would be nice if we can store the original torrent file as standalone file instead of part of the sqlite db.
You may want to use ```python libtorrent.default_settings() libtorrent.high_performance_seed() s = sesison() s=libtorrent.session() s.get_settings() s.apply_settings(...) ```
I don't think it's a library level thing, qbt should do that in the application level, to skip internal interfaces and allow user to set more than one interfaces to...
Yeah, this is actually what rakshasa/libtorrent do by having a pool of mmap-ed chunks.