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[Book-2020] Python For DevOps: Learn Ruthlessly Effective Automation
Like others, I've purchased the book and pulled the github repo, but can't find any of the CSV or code examples for chapters 1 + 2. I see some closed...
Bumps [lodash](https://github.com/lodash/lodash) from 4.17.15 to 4.17.19. Release notes Sourced from lodash's releases. 4.17.16 Commits d7fbc52 Bump to v4.17.19 2e1c0f2 Add npm-package 1b6c282 Bump to v4.17.18 a370ac8 Bump to v4.17.17 1144918...

A second suggestion for 2nd edition -- include mention of exposing C/C++ libs in Python via wrapping tools like Cython, SWIG etc. Many times I've only got a Python project...
First bit of feedback -- it seems strange you haven't mentioned LXD/LXC containerisation as a Docker alternative. I looked at Docker, but went LXD/LXC for ease of setup, deployment, relocation....
After line, "save it as small.py": (-) redirect('https://www.google.com/search?q=%s' % request.args['q']) (+) return redirect('https://www.google.com/search?q=%s' % request.args['q']) After line, "This is how the file looks in the end": (-) assert redirect_status ==...
Example 2-3. os_path_walk.py It uses import fire and fire.Fire() There is no mention or explanation about the fire module in Chapter 2 There should be a reference to explaining fire...
Example 3-2. Parsing with sys.argv This code is not working. Change target = 'Joe' to name = 'Joe', then it is working.
Example 3-5. click_example.py Correction in the comment section. Command-line tool using click (instead of argparse)