Ryan Hiebert

I've recently seen this error a bunch with tests running under Tox. Tox 2 sanitizes the environment, including the `LOCALE`, so Python 3 can't properly guess the environment's encoding. The...

As long as your project doesn't release software for your users to install, GPL isn't a problem, to my understanding. If you wanted to protect a library from use in...

@mrts I'd be up for a chat or call sometime on the subject if you'd find that useful.

That's really neat! I was looking at implementing Pydantic in a project a little while ago, and chose not to. It seemed like the API wasn't quite what I was...

I'm not sure, but I've seen a couple projects using https://sphinx-book-theme.readthedocs.io/en/latest/, and I rather like it. Was thinking about using it for some internal documentation at work.

That's cool. Weird name for a sans-io package. So I guess we'd have to write the trio backend.

It doesn't meet your stated goal "to enforce is that any corp trying to use this project for profit pays back into it", but since you allowed for looser ones...

> One thing I do want to enforce is that any corp trying to use this project for profit pays back into it; if you're using it for free and...

Also, to make sure I'm clear in my intentions, I'm not trying to force any particular choice on you as far as the license. I'm just engaging the conversation, and...

Are you thinking you're going to stay with GPL, then? If I build a library for doing celery-type stuff on top of this one, will it need to be GPL?...