Scott Sanderson

I took another stab at trying to fix this in https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools/pull/702.

> These are some random guesses, but does it work if you do it in two steps, i.e., install numpy first then bcolz? What about with --no-cache-dir? I would expect...

@esc https://github.com/Blosc/bcolz/pull/281 will install Cython for the user, with some tricks to make sure we don't use Cython until it's available. If the goal here is that the user can...

Note also that explicitly invoking `_blosc_destroy` in the child process always segfaults.

@esc I think what's happening is that some of the global state set up by `blosc_init` gets carried over into the fork, but not all of it (in particular, I'm...

@aaronsnoswell apologies for the late response, but I think the issue here is just the order in which you're applying the `@property` and `@default` decorators. If you change your first...

Hi @21stio. Thanks for your interest in inferface! There isn't currently a public API for checking if an object/class implements an interface. The closest thing is `Interface.verify(type)`, which is what...

> Since the actual implementation is checked at class creation, wouldn't it suffice to do the former check, i.e. check that it was declared as implementing IFace? That would work...

@dremok @21stio I'd be curious to see if you have concrete examples where you think this functionality would be useful. My general belief is that idiomatic usage of interface shouldn't...

> In any case, one example I can come up with that does require such a checking method: when external code that wasn't written using your Interface needs to be...