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Those two things address different use cases. There is nothing obvious about writing a python file to call an external binary for someone that wants to use towncrier in -...

Another source of version is setup.py. e.g: ``` $ python setup.py --version 1.1.0rc1 ``` setup.py it self can either contain the version directly, or apply whatever logic the user need...

My preference is to support both a callable and a process call, but I'd take either (read short discussion above). I mentioned `python setup.py --version` because a more compelling use...

The problem with having a hard limit on number of nodes is that it could break for legitimate use cases suddenly based on user input. Imagine a system in production...

Yes. If we are introducing the ability to specify policy as a file header, we also need the ability to completely disable the functionality for people who cannot trust their...

I think this is not useful enough as an API. Given the lack of community attention in the last 6 months, I think it's safe to close.

Closing as the solution is to use pip and not setup.py.

There is nothing linking your config file with your config schema. Check the [last](https://hydra.cc/docs/1.2/tutorials/structured_config/schema/) tutorial page in the Structured Configs tutorial.

> Because I just need a "reset" of the flag for the whole config and some child nodes can be readonly, I just used oc.create(oc.to_container(config)) and create a fresh config...

To be honest, I think set_flag with a recursive flag is more confusing. The semantics of set_flag are already recursive, so to a user reading the doc it would be...