Wayne Werner

I'm mixed. On the one hand, I like the idea of making aiosmtpd more powerful and that would be a good thing, OTOH violating RFCs annoys me tremendously. In fact...

I'll have to refresh my mind with the code in question, but that sounds like a suitable compromise. Your thoughts about the utility of having a maxchars or maxlen argument...

I'm wondering if this is an issue in mailman3 - if they incorrectly created an SSL context - or used the wrong SSL context.

@WojciechRynczuk thanks for opening the issue and the associated PR. I'm going to go ahead and close the PR because as @m11m points out - it looks like this fix...

Well, I know this is the very wrong way to fix the problem, but I just added this to `build.py`: ``` argument_as_gql.register(list, lambda x: "[{}]".format(','.join(argument_as_gql(thing) for thing in x))) ```...

Aaand as a bit of a follow up - I was able to put this workaround in my own code: ``` import quiz import quiz.build quiz.build.argument_as_gql.register(list, lambda x: "[{}]".format(','.join(quiz.build.argument_as_gql(thing) for...

As a workaround I was able to do this: ``` query = schema.query[ _ .repository(owner=owner, name=reponame)[ _ .project(number=5)[ _ .columns(first=1)[ _ .nodes[ _ .cards[ _ .edges[ _ .node[ _ .content...

I read through that thread a little, but not super close. I might be misunderstanding the comments, but that second comment linked made it sound like calcurse is just straight...

One thing that I think has been touched on during this conversation but I think is worth spelling out explicitly is that **time is ~an illusion~ hard**. What do I...

It would also be useful if calcurse could provide a dump of the offending entries. I just discovered calcurse, and this RRULE funkiness. But importing my whole calendar re-imports the...