Sergiu Bivol

Hi @conloos, Thanks for looking into this. Here is a simple way to reproduce the issue, assuming you have LXD running locally and at least one running container: ```sh $...

This issue is caused by Starship and the terminal emulator disagreeing on what "intense color" is supposed to mean. Konsole's light color schemes have brighter intense colors than normal colors,...

An alternative approach is to detect the Python version in the virtualenv, and if it doesn't match what Vim was built with, then go through these steps: - inform the...

After giving this some more thought, and further discussion in https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/11835, I'm now convinced that my approach isn't ideal. Mixing Python versions can have undesired side effects. I am going...

> The inventory sets "ansible_host" to the determined IP. I think this behavior is not quite right – a host does not always mean one IP or even *an* IP....

I got the same error on Ubuntu 22.04 after following a similar procedure. The solution was to remove the OS-provided librdkafka: ``` sudo apt purge librdkafka1 librdkafka-dev "librdkafka++1" ``` Both...

The following sequence of steps results in a module that can still be imported after uninstalling it with pip: ``` ~$ python3.11 -m venv env ~$ env/bin/pip install black ~$...

I merely provided a way to reliably create the conditions for this issue. I'm not saying that it's good practice. This being said, I do think that `pip uninstall` should...

From pip's perspective this is simple: it only removes what it has installed, and the removal is successful as far as the existing `RECORD` is concerned. Things that happen outside...

This branch preserves compatibility with Python 2.7, the only difficulty was in finding the right combination of dependencies. I built wheels locally for py27, py34, py36 and py311 to test...