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`strictyaml.scalar.Datetime` exists, but not `strictyaml.scalar.Time` Time would be necessary for scheduling an event once a day at a particular time. If `datetime.Datetime` (and by extension `datetime.Date`) are supported, then so...
Environment: - py39 (3.9.16) - strictyaml: 1.7.3 strictyaml.MapCombined docs show a different traceback Straight from the documentation ``` from strictyaml import Any, Int, MapCombined, Optional, Str, load schema = MapCombined(...
1. multiple inheritance design 2. initial support for voice model (.onnx) as a file path 3. mypy stubs (--strict) This is an **initial commit** to get us started with supporting...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** git can be informed on which files are binary. And then instructed how to convert the binary files into text...
### setuptools version setuptools==77.0.3 ### Python version Python 3.9 ### OS Void Linux ### Additional environment information packaging==24.2 pip==25.0.1 pip-tools==7.4.1 ### Description When hosting `.whl` locally or on a warehouse,...
Lets see how pip-compile performs given a purposefully malformed .in file. Normally would expect a pip-compile specific Exception and a non-zero exit code. malformed-pip.in ```>=24pip\n``` Which is obviously malformed. Since...
This package lacks static typing stubs and py.typed (empty) marker file. ``` Skipping analyzing "caseconverter": module is installed, but missing library stubs or py.typed marker [import-untyped] ``` Also refactor the...
I understand pylibacl is a thin wrapper over libacl Found a bug in libacl function, `acl_from_text`. (Although not tested here, probably affects applyto as well.) Background probably missing from `man...
Module documentation is the realm/responsibility of Sphinx. As part of the Sphinx build process `doc/module.rst` (`posix.c` module) is scanned. This bypasses Sphinx and makes the rare assumption a package with...
IOError is a remnant from py2 era. Since py33, IOError, along with many other Exceptions, have been merged into OSError. IOError is now an alias of OSError. [IOError vs OSError](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29347790/difference-between-ioerror-and-oserror)...