Josh Smeaton

We, along with other people, are seeing hyper hang when posting to apple notification servers as documented on the hyper issue here: https://github.com/python-hyper/hyper/issues/425 Given Python 3.5 has received its last...

Hi @Nepherhotep Have you thought about ExpressionBuilders being `Resolvable` rather than a separate `build_expression` method? Since Resolvable isn't really explained in the docs, it is simply a class that has...

Cool library @coady! I'll definitely be taking a closer look.

It's worth reading over the feature matrix in the RMQ docs that compare mirrored with quorum queues: https://www.rabbitmq.com/quorum-queues.html#feature-comparison You lose other features by moving to quorum queues, like task/message priorities.

I recommend not using `pyenv activate` at all. You can use `pyenv local` if you do not. Say you have a virtualenv named `myprojenv` you can do: ``` pyenv local...

Workaround for those that are interested, using [direnv](https://direnv.net/): ``` if [ -f ".python-version" ] ; then envname=$(cat .python-version) VIRTUAL_ENV="$(pyenv root)/versions/$envname" export VIRTUAL_ENV fi ```

Regarding the requirements, what I was thinking about was something like: ``` ARG DJANGO_PATH RUN mkdir /requirements COPY $DJANGO_PATH/tests/requirements/*.txt /requirements/ COPY extra-requirements.txt /requirements/ RUN pip install -r /requirements/py3.txt -r /requirements/..etc.txt...

I wasn't suggesting to use the Django directory as the build context by the way. I was suggesting we should copy the requirements files from the django directory, but leave...

I’d like to see inclusion directly within django/django also. I see one of the major benefits as helping new contributors get up and running quickly. Pointing at a separate repo...

My last response was written on the go which is why it was so terse, apologies. It seems like the major concern for you Carlton is that there are a...