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testing/fstest: cannot test no permission on folder

@mknyszek can I help with something else? I am new to Golang, maybe would need some guidance to have a fix PR if that is the case.

[MN] Update climate_HassClimateGetTemperature.yaml

@chuk-a thanks for the pull requests. If possible always identify the language you are working on with [MN] in the beginning of the name of them. We do this so...

Set Python to >=3.6 Instead of ^3.6

See https://github.com/terrencepreilly/darglint/pull/190

`--sort-reexports` does not respect `--profile=black`

@Helveg Timothy is currently not maintaining isort, but feel free to propose a fix in case you feel like, me and other contributors are applying latest changes.

'main/binary-armhf/Packages' as repository 'http://paulcarroty.gitlab.io/vscodium-deb-rpm-repo/debs vscodium InRelease' doesn't support architecture 'armhf'

@Vagrantin same trick, edit /etc/apt/sources-list.d/yoursource and add [arch=amd64] before it. Or arm64 if it is ARM processor.

6.0.0: `test_cimport_support` fails

hi @mtelka, where do you see that? our CI runs all unit tests for all supported versions of python. could you please give more details?

6.0.0: `test_cimport_support` fails

@mtelka I believe something is wrong with your local environment, since tests are passing on my machine and on CI. How are you running pytest?

6.0.0: `isort` is not stable on a file which imports multiple members from the same module, one aliased and another imported directly, with `--profile black`

@aholmes technically it is not a breaking anything. It is just a regular improvement on sorting. Django is a projecto se have integration tests for QA, but we had to...

6.0.0: `isort` is not stable on a file which imports multiple members from the same module, one aliased and another imported directly, with `--profile black`

@LepkoQQ in this case I would definitely agree. Isort must be stable. I would like to confirm it is really happening.

6.0.0: `isort` is not stable on a file which imports multiple members from the same module, one aliased and another imported directly, with `--profile black`

@LepkoQQ I just cloned the Django repository and actually the sorting is stable, it works on the first time (no additional changes on second run). If @LepkoQQ and @DanielNoord agree...