Michal Nazarewicz

FYI, just pushed c0dd5345 which removes 2.x compatibility. (Honestly I thought it was already upstream).

> Just FYI, you can have inline type annotations for Python You can also include and ship stubs directly with the library if that becomes too unwieldy. I’d rather have...

> `Path = tuple[str, ...]` I think that’s 3.9 syntax or something. This should be `typing.Sequence[str]` I think. > `str | None` And that’s Python 3.10. For `T | None`...

What’s the status on this and in general on ABCI++ (aka ABCI 2.0) support in tendermint-rs? I see some abci feature branches but it looks like there was no development...

Upgrading is quite a big task though. What’s the main issue? It should be just a handful of types that we need from new ibc.

Note that with 0.48 ibc-rs got split into multiple smaller crates, so you’re probably gonna be interested only in the crates which define types.

Looks like the solution is to use Trezor key with non-zero timestamp. Normally, when you generate the key you don’t specify `-t` parameter which results in timestamp of 0 which...

[Tridactyl](https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl) has that feature working quite nicely (and for me this is a blocker).

> While GNU is saying one thing, we still have to deal with user expectations. Many users are used to GNU and Unix-like systems their expectation is that flags will...

clap is definitely not the only offender, but it does contribute to the problem. The reason I have irrational hatred of clap are: * Flags with optional value should require...