Christophe Benz

OK :-) I would have registered one `Time.every` subscription triggering a `Tick` message, then I would have written the `Tick` case in `update` like so: ```elm Tick time -> (afterMoveModel,...

It took me some time to understand that this library only handles values >= 0. In short: negative values are cropped, and even if there are only positive values, but...

Thanks @ToddG! Until it's merged I use a fork of this repo and install it in `requirements.txt` via `git+https://github.com/cbenz/s3fs.git@afd-toutafrique` @willmcgugan How can this PR be merged? Is the PyFilesystem team...

> Currently the only alternatives are to either build the image with the configsets or to upload one through the API before creating the configsets. @whitleykeith Did you mean "or...

For that problem I have created the `Y.Doc` before, like this: ```typescript import * as Y from "yjs"; import { syncedStore, getYjsValue } from "@syncedstore/core"; import { WebrtcProvider } from...

Hi, for this specific use case, I use [webpack-visualizer-plugin](https://github.com/chrisbateman/webpack-visualizer) as a webpack plugin and not from [its web page](http://chrisbateman.github.io/webpack-visualizer/). From a kotatsu project: ``` npm install --save-dev webpack-visualizer-plugin ``` In...

@Yomguithereal I understand, so let's keep it as a recipe :)

I got the same error. ```bash ipdb $(which pipreqs) INFO: Not scanning for jupyter notebooks. :165: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\S' :166: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\[' :207: SyntaxWarning: invalid...

Yes, absolutely. I don't use flit but followed the [official packaging tutorial](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects/) which promotes the usage of `pyproject.toml` and declaring dependencies inside it. I would even suggest that pip-compile-multi read...

Hi @wardi , I did not start working on this. I changed to a new job, therefore I won't spend much time on this project. I do not have a...