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> This new version is not written in Python and so it's not possible to install it together with this library. > > Support for a `docker-compose v2` would require...

I realize I am writing this as a workaround on a `docker_setup` fixture shortcoming: the docker executor is not available as a fixture and you can't yield multiple compose subcommands...

Looks like the pytest-docker plugin is simply not being loaded. Only the `docker_compose_file` shows in your error message because it is overridden in your conftest.py. If you run the `pytest...

Looks like probably an escape character followed by a "reset color" shell sequence. AFAIU the underlying subprocess shouldn't be using any decorations you have in your shell. Does your docker...

Unless there is a `pedestrian=designated` tag I think all ways should be considered implicitly `bicycle=yes` (except, you know, steps and actual highways). `highway=pedestrian` can be generally understood as `motor_vehicle=no|destination` but...

@vng Thanks for looking into it with such detail. I am relieved to know pedestrian streets are taken into account for a bicycle routing and that in this particular case...

> Not a good practice to blindly consume the latest release imo. What if there is a breaking change in a major release or unattended changes that you would not...

See - https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-python/pull/2652#discussion_r1455887468 - https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-python/pull/2652#discussion_r1455884823

Tryton release process spec: https://discuss.tryton.org/t/release-process/395

Related: - #315 - #341