Luke Kreczko

@antenore The way I've been testing it: ```bash github_changelog_generator --user ${GITLAB_USER} --project ${GITLAB_PROJECT} \ --github-site ${GITLAB_SITE} --github-api ${GITLAB_API} --verbose --gitlab ``` with ```bash export CHANGELOG_GITHUB_TOKEN= export GITLAB_SITE=https://gitlab.com export GITLAB_API=https://gitlab.com/api/v4 export...

Awesome, thanks @skywinder. I will try to add a set of tests in the coming weeks, time permitting.

@olleolleolle Thank you very much for the extensive feedback. Between you and RuboCop, all known issues have been resolved. @skywinder I added a draft for the tests, but if you...

This issue has not been touched for quite some time. Is this being worked on? If not, would it be possible to add some detail as to what needs changing?...

Probably introduced by a German speaker ;). @fabianWhoknows Thanks for reporting. Are you planning to make a PR?

I stumbled across this issue today and I am more confused than ever. TL;DR version: I can read in `TEfficiency` if I open `skhep_testdata.data_path("uproot-issue38c.root")` before my file. ### does not...

Hi Jim, Thank you for the explanation. I've been trying to figure out the differences between the two files since I wanted to rewrite my old files with newer ROOT...

BTW: If your goal is to have an 50x50 array per event with the aggregated energies, you could store things directly in numpy arrays (ndarray.h) of the shape N_events x...

Also stumbled across this today. The function is available and callable from the terminal, but when trying to call it with plumbum I get a `CommandNotFound` error. A good example...

Note: Now that you are using `C++17, you might also want to look at `constexpr` for all the `const` vectors/arrays (or lookup tables): https://joelfilho.com/blog/2020/compile_time_lookup_tables_in_cpp/