Manuel Vázquez Acosta

I'm getting a 403 error because I don´t use IMGUR. And trying to upload an image results in ``` {"data":{"error":"Invalid client_id","request":"\/3\/upload.json","method":"POST"},"success":false,"status":403} ``` Maybe this not taking into account the URL...

I'm getting this error as well, however I'm not using `#[pymethods]` yet. My entire Rust code now is just: ```rust use pyo3::prelude::*; #[pymodule] fn travertine(_py: Python, _m: &PyModule) -> PyResult...

I like the idea, because now when I create a base HTMX component I have to repeat its `__init__` arguments in all subclasses. So, +1; however, this is breaking change,...

> The README needs to be updated. I'm on the process of doing all of this. I went for the breaking change version, but even breaking the import which I...

Could you use Let's Encrypt?

Yes. It would make more sense when `always-checkout` is set to `force`. My use case is for deployments: I have some packages which are not published in the PyPI (nor...

> A practical approach outside or mr.developer would be to add a buildout part > that does a cleanup in the checkouts. I have a `remove-cruft` script that I >...

A simple workaround is to make sure to have a live master process, e.g: by manually fetching one the repositories from each host you'll connect.

You may see the microdata in this site: http://www.cubaautrement.com/products/festival-jazz-plaza/ On the site, I have not deployed your shims yet. In my development branch I'm using a jQuery plugin that has...

@charliermarsh I wonder if it wouldn't be better to replace the current process completely (a la [`exec`](https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/exec.3.html)). That would remove the need of meddling the signals. Disclaimer: I'm not sure...