Dav Clark

I have little say in the matter, but I think it should be pretty straightforward to keep stderr as-is and write errors there. Then, you redirect true output to the...

I'm no longer working on that project - though thank you for the response to this long-open issue! The idea was to have a way to get direct access to...

parallel is also available via Windows subsystem for Linux (Bash on Windows) - at least on Ubuntu. I imagine other distros as well.

I'm putting together a tutorial right now - adapted from dask/dask-tutorial and focused more on the kind of use-case discussed here (for my purposes, running single-machine Dask via Gigantum on...

This is a little Gigantum-centric, but the approach should be pretty clear. You can just launch the related Project in Gigantum Hub and look at the Environment tab to see...

This feature would be incredibly useful for the kinds of transparent/reproducible computational science workflows that we're supporting at Gigantum. None of us are Go experts (and certainly not Docker codebase...

Sorry to have just gone silent... Currently, I'm evaluating dotmesh as an alternative to using stock docker volumes. So this is less relevant to us. Given the lack of input...

I'd love to see docs on how to export environment to the calling shell (if that's possible), or set environment within a `(shell ...)`. For example, right now I'd like...

I'm running 3.0.3b and the problem persists (i'm running against a Postgres 12.7 DB, getting the same errors as OP)

Pytest complains that Synchronized is not subscriptable, whether you get it direct from multiprocessing, or from typeshed. I haven't dug into why. I'd be curious to hear if anyone is...