Steve Arnold

@Lucas-C I'm "maintaining" this for Gentoo now, so I added some of your PRs (and one or two more) and cleaned up CI. Can you take a look and rebase...

@Lucas-C sorry, i missed this one... issues tab is enabled

Just leaving a note here because I was trying to figure out why the urwid tests wouldn't run. The upshot is an attribute error: ```AttributeError: module 'trio' has no attribute...

I'm sorry but I can't tell how close the milestone is to "ready"? In this case I need to consume this via normal pip install and exercise the new enum...

Don't worry, there is plenty of implementation fun left over, and it doesn't seem too bloaty (I say that, but my brain is a lot more like a geophysical black...

I think the answer is basically split the cmd string: https://github.com/OrkoHunter/pep8speaks/blob/30af5bf0de1a2bfdf35b0a76bf63c70486c12c69/pep8speaks/helpers.py#L231 and pass cmd as a list to `Popen` , then you can set `shell=False` and you're done. Lastly (and...

I can't reproduce this - we have a small svg patch on docutils (recent git snapshot https://github.com/VCTLabs/docutils.git ) and rst2pdf-0.93-r2 (gentoo package with small logging patch). We've been making large...

That was more-or-less the most workable thing I could come up with, BUT, it's already gone now (the submodule is back). In this case, the main reason for the whole...

Well, between your feedback and some conda-forge discussion I changed my mind about the git submodule thing. I'm going to put that back and adjust the cmake bits.

Generated a random (flaky CI) error with hypothesis on macos: ``` =================================== FAILURES =================================== _____________________________ test_pickle_unpickle _____________________________ @given(printable_strings) > def test_pickle_unpickle(words): tests/test_random.py:34: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...