Gary Kwong [:gkw]

That said, I didn't actually answer you. Yeah, as far as I can recall, `SIGINT`/`SIGTERM` didn't clean up properly historically, hence `SIGKILL` was used. I think ample years have passed,...

Last week, we spoke concretely about moving to `subprocess32` possibly while fixing this, so yes we should do this. Moreover, the [Python 2.7.15 release notes](https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/2.7/Misc/NEWS.d/2.7.15rc1.rst) now mention that users are...

While parallelism in computing brings a lot of advantages, I'm not sure it is an entirely good idea to introduce this without having a comprehensive heuristics strategy. Some of the...

> To give you a little bit of context, I'm using Lithium for reducing test cases written in the P4 language. Thanks for the context, Seth. It has really helped...

> Note that @jschwartzentruber has a refactor of Lithium coming up This is PR #14. > such as pushing it up to PyPi among others We don't know if we're...

For the following, I assume `abcde` is the testcase and `bde` is the reduced result. A long time ago, it was supposed to work as the following: ``` bcde ➡️...

Having a `non-crashes` interestingness test would probably be the best way forward. Note that it is possible to hook in multiple interestingness tests together. e.g. it is possible to use...

Specifying `--config-path` would satisfy my usecase in #15 too. Not really the filenames - sometimes I run `refurb` in a different folder from where `pyproject.toml` is located.

Let's get this closed for now and open another issue when something more recent shows up again

I've found adding `-- -p `, helps more than adding `-- --exclude some/folder`.