Steve Dignam

Add keyboard navigation

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I think it would be convenient to be able to use the keyboard to navigate through posts.

[suggestion] command to add license to repo

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I am not sure if this would fall under the scope of git extras, but I think a command to easily add a license would be nice.

Adding type stubs

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In the course of using msgpack in a project I've written some basic type stubs for the parts of the API I'm using. I don't think it would be too...

Occasional `IndexError` when accessing `tz_offsets[-1]`

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I haven't been able to reproduce successfully but freeze gun occasionally creates an `IndexError` when it accesses `tz_offsets[-1]`. Initially I thought this was related to https://github.com/spulec/freezegun/issues/178 but that issue seems...

[feature]: Generating type hints for API

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### Issue Summary Currently the library doesn't have inline type hints or type stubs so we can't type check library usage Since this library supports python 2.7 the inline type...

Call to `get_user` causes TimeoutError

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## Problem When calling `get_user()` inside a consumer, sometimes the tests fail with a `TimeoutError`. The problem goes away when I remove this call and use `self.user = self.scope["user"]` instead....

Adding type hints

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I was wondering if you'd be open to adding type hints to the repo? Otherwise, would it be okay if I added them to https://github.com/python/typeshed/

Markdown Code Block Naming

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Currently, when using code blocks in markdown delineated by ```, the block will expand like the following (as expected) _Note:_ `|` is the cursor `````` ```|``` ``` | ``` ``````...

<RecoilURLSync doesn't throttle calls to history.replace / history.pushState w/ Safari

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With Safari, if you call history.replace or history.pushState too frequently, the history APIs will throw a SecurityError. ``` SecurityError: Attempt to use history.replaceState() more than 100 times per 30 seconds...

it recommends: ``` help: Consider wrapping in a transaction or adding a IF NOT EXISTS clause if the statment supports it. ``` when it should say ``` help: Consider wrapping...