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According to [pypi page](https://pypi.org/project/msgpack/), the python2 support has been dropped with release 1.0. The main branch in the repository is currently v.1.0.4 release (https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-python/blob/main/msgpack/__init__.py#L9). However, there is python2 specific code...
The date included in `pythonhighlight.sty` is 2011/09/19: > \ProvidesPackage{pythonhighlight}[2011/09/19 However in the texlive-science package provided by Debian, `pythonhighlight.sty` is 2017. > % Copyright 2009--2017 by Olivier Verdier [...] \ProvidesPackage{pythonhighlight}[2017/02/09 Is...
This PR adds `as`, `async` and `await` as new keywords. The 2 latter keywords have been promoted in python 3.7: https://docs.python.org/3.7/whatsnew/changelog.html#id74 (last item) The fix #8 needs to be applied...
The definition of the first group (`and`, `break`, etc.) is overridden by the Exception group (`Exception`, `NameError`, etc.). So they are not colored in blue. The patch provides a number...
The user knows which theme is used by default with `--list-themes` parameter. This is a partial screenshot of the output:  Only the `config.colored_output` displays the ` (default)` string. I...
Show used langage like the others libraries.
The 'skip-atexit' option is displayed two times (https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Options.html#skip-atexit). The difference is in the help info: the first one is about hooks, the second one is about teardown. I have two...
This PR adds the most basic integration test for the `--list-languages` because none are written (or I did not see them).
`print`with parenthesis is compatible for python 2 and 3. As python2 is EOL now, it's better to show example with `print()`.
This PR is about issue https://github.com/pallets/secure-cookie/issues/6. The previous serialization/deserialization is still in the code, until it will be removed in a another future release. What do you think about it?...