Craig Rodrigues

tmpfs can be detected by doing: **lsvfs** It is also possible to do: **kldload tmpfs** **lsvfs** and see if tmpfs is available after trying to load the kernel module.

On OS X, core files get put in /cores/ by default, so the kyua tests for core files fail. Luckily, OS X follows a BSD-ish way of specifying where corefiles...

Hi, For whatever reason, when I submitted the Homebrew recipe, I originally had "make check" ad "make installcheck" as part of the build/installation process. I had to remove those steps...

I don't know if this helps, but you may want to look at what Red Hat did with podman (a CLI which can run containers, a fully compatible yet complete...

This looks OK, but lint failures need to be fixed: https://travis-ci.com/github/twisted/twisted/jobs/362488290 You can use `tox -e lint` locally before pushing.

Looks like this is the change in Python which changed the behavior: https://github.com/python/cpython/commit/3a96828b60afb528a5bf07e168c1b54f15df783f

I ran into this problem and asked about it here: https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts/c/sY7QFzfSMT4

I submitted a patch for the documentation here: https://github.com/go-swagger/go-swagger.github.io/pull/13

Well, the name of the web site is **pyformat** , so documenting any type of formatting, including bytes formatting, seems like a fair thing to do. There are enough differences...

I agree with you on this. Requiring the user to do "something".encode("utf-8") before handing it off to Klein API's, while legal, is weird for new users, especially when compared to...