Vivek Joshy
Vivek Joshy
@nthypes This seems to be side effect of that function being generalized by us to accommodate for more than 2 teams. I just tested that function with openskill benchmarks and...
@dalthviz I have the same issue, but after going through https://github.com/jupyter/qtconsole/pull/217 it appears to be the case that `syntax_style` is hard coded to the set of builtin pygment styles. Am...
@dalthviz My use case is specifically to set syntax style from `RichJupyterWidget` in another application. ```python jupyter_widget = RichJupyterWidget() jupyter_widget.style_sheet = get_theme_contents( "dracula", "jupyter.css" ) # Custom method that grabs...
There might be a better solution than replacing the imports manually with a script every time. There is a shim library by the developers of Spyder IDE called [QtPy](https://github.com/spyder-ide/qtpy) that...
As far as I'm aware QtPy just simply imports the appropriate Qt bindings underneath. More testing is needed, but mixing imports from qtpy and PySide2 don't seem to be causing...
New dependency solutions are now off the table.
@dependabot rebase
@Norbo11 We wrote one for openskill. When I originally wrote it I tested it with trueskill and it works at predicting n-player games fine. Lines for predicting wins: https://github.com/OpenDebates/openskill.py/blob/fa0b3543f12a2d2cc6d222d27795b2e616187636/openskill/rate.py#L327-L361 Relevant...
I have now managed to narrow it down to a problem with uvicorn (maybe?). Using the import string (or workers) with uvicorn programmatically doesn't seem to work with tortoise. Instead...