Paul Moore

> hese colors are not supported by Windows terminal as far as I know Recent versions of the Windows 10 terminal [do support them](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/24-bit-color-in-the-windows-console/)

There's not actually a problem here with PEP 517 compliance: ``` ❯ pip install --no-binary coverage coverage Collecting coverage Using cached coverage-6.4.1.tar.gz (719 kB) Installing build dependencies ... done Getting...

> @pfmoore WTDY, does it count as a pip bug? Shouldn't pip install wheel when missing instead of falling back to setup.py? As my previous post shows, it's not obvious...

As I showed, `--no-binary coverage` allows you to test on other versions of Python. But I think I see why I was confused. You (presumably) have setuptools installed, but not...

For (2), I just discovered that the output of `logger.level('ERROR')` includes the colour, so that's sufficient to cover that one.

What I want to do is roughly the following: ```python def RichSink(msg): # Stuff goes here to construct a rich.Text instance that displays the message log_table.add_row(msg_formatted_text) # elsewhere in the...

@niheaven Could we have an explanation of why this is labelled as "wontfix"? Does that imply that if a community member submitted a PR to do this, it would be...

Thanks. My feeling is that exception groups are a reasonable idea for how to handle the problem of having multiple potential problems in a single conversion. The issues I have...

Here's a small example. It doesn't cover all of the questions I have (for a start, it somehow *doesn't* raise an exception group in the case where there are 2...

Thanks for the explanation. I'll see if I can get something working (it might take a while, I have limited time for this) and if I do I'll create a...