mangelozzi

> In the original example the line does actually become shorter, although it's a marginal improvement. > > In @TomFryers's example it's true that we make the lines longer, but...

> come up with examples where this rule would make formatting worse. I think my objections would boil down to adding complexity. The cases presented should be rare, In Django,...

> ```python > f([[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]) > ``` Setting a minmum line width improvement of 4 chars would also solve this example.

In Windows using the QT interface, and Consolas, or Courier New, or any other fixed-width font I tried, italic fonts were clipped. With no font set (using the default), this...

To risk pointing out the obvious, will APScheduler 4.0 work with `zoneinfo` (the replacement of `pytz`)? For motivation why the communitiy is moving from pytz to zoneinfo see: PS `pytz`...

So excited for treesitter support thank you! ## Update: My issues were due to `vim-plug` taking the liberty to set `file type indent on` Refer to: https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug/issues/1184 No longer applicable...

> That's correct. Like I said, it's not as flexible, but it's certainly a helpful reminder for people who like a white background for their terminal. The thing is, when...

Newbie here: When you did the install did you specify the `reloadcmd` parameter? If nginx is not reloaded it will continue to use the old certs. ``` acme.sh --install-cert -d...

Another usecase is for a web server, one especially does not want the overhead/complexity writing to disk (multiple workers) and reading from disk. You generally want to keep everything in...

> I additionally imported the `parse_args` function. You can give the command line arguments as list of string to that function. The function then returns a valid options-dictionary. > >...