Manuel Vázquez Acosta
Manuel Vázquez Acosta
@MichaReiser But neither `ruff check` catches that as an error. IMO, either `ruff format` or `ruff check` should treat that as error. Since Python reports that as syntax error.
l'm trying to do something similar. I have a Python app, which stores files in a S3-like service. I want to have permanent links to those files, but the S3...
@francislavoie Thanks for your response. Unfortunately, using `defer` like this: ``` (s3_media) { # {args.0}: is the name of the Environment. Ex: production, demo, staging handle_path /media/* { # See...
@mholt Thanks! I did like you suggested and now I'm getting the `X-S3-URI` again, but once again, with the non-rewritten URI.
I activated the global `debug` to the URI the reverse was being sent: 1. The first request which the Python server responds with the X-Accel-Redirect: ``` { "level": "debug", "ts":...
A little trick helps: ``` rewrite * {rp.header.X-Accel-Redirect}? ```
Also consider `mold`.
I tried to reproduce your bug with a simpler version of the grammar: ```python >>> g = Grammar(r''' ... expr = value EOF ... value = integer / binop ......
I can reproduce this issue with Python 3.8, in a newly created project: ``` $ rye self update Updating to latest Checking checksum Updated! rye 0.19.0 commit: 0.19.0 (676b1bffa 2024-01-21)...
Hi @mitsuhiko, After updating to latest `rye`, `rye sync` does work.