Paul McGuire

Your example was lost to link rot. Could you post one of your classmethods? (Sorry - you can call them "ugly" but rude of me to do so.)

I did a very similar thing to this writing a dice roller with pyparsing to parse the terms, along with math etc., so I know just what you mean about...

Not sure I was clear in my left/right recommendation. The unary 'd' should be right-associative, and the binary 'd' should be left-associative. I also did a very rough web page...

We haven't discussed this in a while, let me reiterate my last note, but I'll close this issue soon: d100 - d is a right-associative unary operator, to implement a...

Once again, I'm sorry for not being clear. My second statement was not intended to *combine* the d% and d operators, it was to make the two d operators certain...

I'll look these ideas over, but it won't be for a few days. Could you put together some examples showing how `expr | ""` or `expr | Empty()` is preferable...

@plowman Can you try rerunning the checks (which should run automatically if you update the docstring as suggested by @mmaylat )? Flask 2.2.0 has dropped, which _may_ address the Flask...

Fixing the dparse vuln may be more difficult, as that project was notified of a security vuln on 31 Aug 2021, with no visible follow-up action.

@davidism The CVE was in dparse (a dependency of flask-rest), not flask-rest itself, and the maintainers of that package have posted that there will be a fix in the next...

> You and the OP refer to a Flask vulnerability here. I was referring to the `ossaudit `which includes this line: | Flask | 2.1.3 | 1 vulnerability found |...