David Baynard

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Storing passwords in settings.py is usually bad practice. Here's a solution for kde, requires python-keyring-kwallet package. Hopefully you can integrate this (or something like this) more neatly into the code....

A-config

Hello, I've been through the language addition guide, and would like some advice on implementing support for literate files (e.g. literate haskell, `*.lhs`). In a literate file, the code is...

enhancement

A name tree, according to the PDF 32000-1:2008 specification (7.9.6 Name Trees), is like a dictionary but it may be arbitrarily large, the keys are strings (not name objects) and...

enhancement

The following is valid in sqlite. ```sql CREATE TABLE version ( schema TEXT PRIMARY KEY, version INT NOT NULL); ``` The parser doesn’t recognise the column name `schema`, though. Example...

I've just been upgrading a project to ghc 8.4.3, and encountered the following error (full error below): ``` solvedWanteds: too many iterations (limit = 4) New deriveds found Set limit...

This is a problem as a rename preserves data; dropping then adding does not. I'm using - beam-core-0.7.2.2 - beam-migrate-0.3.2.1 - beam-postgres-0.3.2.2 These versions have code paths implementing 'ALTER TABLE...

bug

The literate haskell syntax highlighting on github, does not work for files using the [markdown-unlit](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/markdown-unlit) syntax. The bulk of the file should be parsed as markdown, except anything between one...

enhancement
discussion-needed

Use `include-indented` or `{ .include header-change=1}` to increase the header level for included files. Also adds a `stack.yaml` and increments the release number to `0.0.2`. As to how it works,...

# Ignoring the metadata from included files means the references aren’t included in the final document. ## Inserting references This is the case both for - Explicit references - A...

https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager/blob/94780dd888881bf35165dfdd334a57ef6b14ead8/modules/programs/zsh.nix#L396-L403 I hit this when creating one variable (`FZF_CTRL_R_OPTS`) which referenced another (`FZF_CTRL_R_PREVIEW`). The former was always defined first, as the current code uses `lib.mapAttrsToList`, which uses `builtins.attrNames`, which sorts...