Stephan Druskat

Closing as fixed by merging #530.

Locking conversation, please continue discussion in #112.

From a discussion with @jspaaks we feel that this is actually a confusing field, as its scope is neither narrow enough to be very clear. What we could do is:...

> python3 -c "import getpass; print(getpass.getuser()); import os; import pwd; print(pwd.getpwuid(os.getuid())[4])" ```bash stephan ,,, ```

> Thank you @sdruskat ; For the `docker` issues, it seems you had `docker` installed, but not running. Yes. Installed in a way that doesn't start the daemon on startup....

> > * After applying the partial solution below, there is still one test failing (`test_whoami`) with the stacktrace below. > > Thanks, does #1771 fix that test for you?...

Thanks Jurriaan. Can confirm that it worked fine now when I tried it again. Working with `x-rate-limit` makes sense to me. I've found [one old project](https://github.com/SerpentAI/requests-respectful) which is now archived...

Had a brief look at SSSOM (you learn something new every day), and it seems like a good choice. The `mapping_cardinality` feature will definitely help with describing the model relationships...

Thanks @bouweandela for reporting this. I'll transfer the issue to the relevant `cffconvert` repository.

🎉 Thanks, @moranegg and @progval!