Roman Yurchak

> I see that https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/pull/2027 removed this format Nah I think it was working in 2023 and that PR is from 2021. But this part does keep breaking with emscripten...

> is that it ensures tests are run against the installed version of your package rather than the files in your package working directory I'm not opposed to it, but...

FYI, at the time when I investigated this, my impression was that the emscripten options we used was already quite optimal and the few tools I used weren't worth it...

Well, none of the maintainers use React Native as far as I know. So we are certainly interested if feedback and contributions on this subject but can't answer your question...

Can you share the detailed error message? Normally the package on NPM should have everything needed for a base setup, and then it would download packages on runtime but it's...

Internally it's a pandas dataframe. You can probably do something like, ``` nomi = pgeocode.Nominatim(country) mask = nomi._data['postal_code'].str.startswith(prefix) res = nomi._data[mask] ``` if you wanted to do this. I'm less...

Thanks for the report. It is indeed a known issue see https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/issues/13969 If you want to continue https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/pull/14929 that would be very welcome. As another temporary workaround one can use...

> Thanks, but in my view that's an separate, orthogonal issues that deal with strictness about error message checking. Not just error messages. The point that third party users would...

Definitely, if you want to open a separate PR to address your particular issue please do so. > Could this be related with #16241 in some way? Indeed, another example...

Thanks for your response @sigmavirus24 ! > In general, this issue probably belongs on pypa/packaging-problems (if a similar issue doesn't already exist). Let me know if you'd like me to...