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@indygreg @davidhewitt Are there any updates on the adoption of PyOxidizer by PyO3?

This is not implemented yet, but probably it should be, with a fallback to `vertex.frame.color` if the pie border color is not specified explicitly. For the time being, I'll just...

Sorry I'm not familiar with this either. From my vague recollection, the idea is that you fit the hierarchical random graph model multiple times to your input data (it's a...

Thanks! I'm a bit worried about the performance implications -- this means that we need to cast twice as many rays to check for containment thatn before. Just to understand...

A lot more work had to be done on PyOxidizer's side to make newer Python distributions work and to ensure that all the tests pass. I've done most of the...

Good choice, I've used `react-hot-toast` in other projects as a replacement for a while now. This might also be a good opportunity to get rid of the `features/snackbar` slice (if...

Thanks, fixed in igraph/igraph@44541b9ef

Note that on the other hand no right padding would be needed on non-Windows platforms so the best would be to find a way (in pure CSS) to force the...

In theory it should be simple: * `igraph_power_law_fit()` gives you an `igraph_plfit_result_t` object, which is the result of the fitting procedure. * `igraph_igraph_plfit_result_calculate_p_value()` requires the result object as an input,...

That is an entirely valid p-value, depending on the input. Try `data/discrete_data.txt` from https://github.com/ntamas/plfit as an input. When using the exact p-value calculation method, the p-value should turn out to...