Tom Forbes
Tom Forbes
Can you elaborate? It uses the same method, so the speed difference should be negligible. If you find Django is way slower then please open a ticket with some details!
Not yet, but those samples are invaluable. The two big differences between this package and the Django inbuilt one are: 1. Django uses the Expressions API. This is where the...
I'd like to really thank you for creating a reproduction repository @mikicz, it's increadibly helpful and I wish everyones reproductions where as detailed as this! I've created a ticket on...
Unfortunately I'm not in a position to test with `dask-kubernetes`, but I think I've narrowed it down a bit. When dask-gateway kills a pod, the code here (https://github.com/dask/distributed/blob/31afb54cf02141050ae1cc7cbd7c3919557637fe/distributed/cli/dask_scheduler.py#L203-L205) throws a...
Possibly related, I can reproduce part of the exception when running some test cases locally using the test backend: ``` 1 │ distributed.preloading - INFO - Import preload module: dask_gateway.scheduler_preload...
This seems very, very convoluted. There are assumptions baked in everywhere about the protocol, and some of these are implicit (i.e relying on the existence of a keypair). It doesn't...
+1 to recursive: missing this is a pretty big downside to using Netlify if you are in a situation that needs nested submodules.
No, you dont: `command = "git submodule update --init --recursive --depth=1 && hugo --minify"` in your `netlify.toml` should do the trick.
It’s bonkers to me that this feature isn’t trivial to add. A short comment with some technical details why would be much appreciated, as this significantly reduces build times for...
One of the best features of pytest is the composability that using fixtures bring as well as nice simple `assert x == y` syntax. But after looking through the current...