Stephen Rosen
Stephen Rosen
Transfer 7.0 has added an API which lets users who do not have Administrator on an endpoint to set endpoints to Managed via `PUT /endpoint//subscription` I'm not sure if this...
Variants of the Flask example, the tutorial native app client, and the simple client creds example demonstrating proper use of `on_refresh` for `RefreshTokenAuthorizer` and `ClientCredentialsAuthorizer` would be nice references to...
Based off of #253, I think it would be nice to have another advanced TransferClient usage example focusing on `endpoint_search()` I don't want to be re-documenting the API behaviors, but...
This runs much deeper than #236. We need to document usage, including, but not limited to: - Preview client registration - Preview identities/endpoints/entities being distinct from their Production counterparts, and...
## Use-case / Context Suppose I have a library which is already in `typeshed` and which has started to add annotations. Comparing my annotations with `typeshed` is difficult until I...
For context, see: https://github.com/go-task/task/pull/1476#issue-2088860506 For potential users who are not Python users, it's harder to use the CLI because they need to learn how to setup an environment (pipx, etc)....
We currently have some test failures in basically all python versions, starting ~2 days ago. At first glance, it looks like an issue with `tornado`'s `AsyncHTTPTestCase`, but `tornado` doesn't have...
This is a continuation of the work started in #596 -- thanks to @qequ for getting this started! I've made some changes which I believe are important to nose2 supporting...
This originates downstream in https://github.com/python-jsonschema/check-jsonschema/issues/376 . I was just able to look at the offending schema and trace things out enough to find the true cause. I've stuck with using...
**Feature** A new optional setting for mypy which forbids matching `str` against `Sequence[str]` or `Iterable[str]`. This will catch a wide variety of bugs which users encounter when defining APIs which...