Mathieu Mitchell

Thanks for your help. I noticed a part of the test case is missing: I also need to be able to close the modal with the escape key, for accessibility...

Worked great for us prior to last release. Maybe I can bring up a test case that installs 0.3.0... Let me check.

Yup, worked on 0.3.0: https://travis-ci.org/mat128/nose-exclude-demo/builds/76495668 Let me know if there is anything else I can provide.

In the travis test results, you dont see any test being run because I purposefully built the smallest possible test, providing only a virtualenv, nose and nose-exclude. Simply running this...

I had the same situation after upgrading from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04. Some of the encrypted datasets could not be mounted, but others could. I could still mount the original...

I just solved this in #1852 without knowing about this being an upstream bug... Will try and follow up to the bluez team when I have some time.

This error happens because you configured networks (os.networks) but your provider (or private OpenStack cluster) does not support them (support for this appeared in Openstack Grizzly). This happens with public...

I was able to get further with the following patch: ``` @@ -763,9 +764,11 @@ class AirplayServer(object): port=port, properties={ 'deviceid': u':'.join(self.device_id), - 'features': u'0x39f7', + 'features': u'0x4A7FFFF7,0xE', 'model' : u'AppleTV2,1',...

Getting the same on 2 different MacBooks, one running 10.13 and the other running 10.12. Both upgrading from 1.6.4.

While I agree that a more through analysis of query performance should be done, the query you provided worked perfectly for me. I opened #321 so others could benefit from...