Tom Ritchford

Use installation methods that `git-open` uses

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I can mostly clone this! https://github.com/paulirish/git-open#installation

Aliases for people who really hate to type.

Useful when picking apart the changes of others...

Clarify the differences between gray and black

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I'm interesting in switching but there is not enough information to evaluate whether I should! Thanks for your work on this promising package.

SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED when trying to push to pypi on Python 3.6 (3.5 works).

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Summary: starting on July 8, I've been unable to push new packages to pypi with Python 3.6. I _can_ push to pypitest with 3.6, and I can push to pypi...

Support `coverage`'s `exclude_lines` setting

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I wasn't accurate in a previous issue: this feature is also gating for my project. ----- In real-world programs, there are significant quantities of code within otherwise tested files which...

Read a .rc file!

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From reading your documentation, you could pretty well read a .coveragerc file as-is, as you've kept the same names (good idea!), though of course many .coveragerc features you don't support.

None of the generated attributes are recognized with `mypy`, leading to mypy errors like ``` error: "Recording" has no attribute "device_names" [attr-defined] ```

Add Opinfo entry for add_alias

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Stack from [ghstack](https://github.com/ezyang/ghstack) (oldest at bottom): * __->__ #126088