JasonMendoza2008
JasonMendoza2008
Not sure if it's linked, but here is a [stackoverflow post](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73475146/pyodbc-has-a-pyi-file-but-mypy-doesnt-see-the-stub-file) that might be linked.
Catching the exception `IndexError` or checking the length of the list beforehand is probably the way to go (and returning the coordinates of the spawn because we don't have any...
Fair enough! Quick question @jjmaldonis, what triggers data to be filled in with Position? I'm not sure I fully understand that.
To fix the bug, one should probably replace: `latest_event_ts = sorted(latest_event_with_ts)[-1] ` by: `latest_event_ts: tuple[datetime.timedelta, Position] = sorted(latest_event_with_ts, key=lambda ts_p: ts_p[0])[-1]` Although this whole sequence ```py # The latest position...
I tried to modify the source code with your proposed solution and it works perfectly (in the case where my categories are integers (e.g. category `0`, `1`, `2`)). Are there...
Thanks for the answer. Working on it!
@trevismd Sorry I kinda forgot I was meant to make a PR. I tried making a test for float values, it does work, although my test is probably not optimal...
Unfortunately, the menu is currently unreadable for me too.
I'll try after Riot fixes the timeline on their end (cf. this [issue](https://github.com/RiotGames/developer-relations/issues/711))!
I did `sudo ln -s /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python` and it still doesn't work (but obviously running `python` in bash now works).