Sahan Kumarasinghe
Sahan Kumarasinghe
In the Python interpreter, running `help()` on a `Dot` object shows that there is indeed a function to get all edges: `get_edges()`. Might this be what you want, @leek2 ?...
Oh, sorry for misreading your question. Then, I haven't seen anything in pydot to directly support this functionality, which is a real shame.
Because my elements are fed into the parent component by a variable created with `useState`, what I'm doing is just running the `.layout` and `.fit` methods in a React.useEffect hook....
Hello, may I take on this issue?
Looking at it, git's built-in command finder doesn't seem like it would work for subcommands. Running `git bbisect` produces the output: ``` git: 'bbisect' is not a git command. See...
Sorry for not responding to your message then. I don't know if I'll take this, but I was looking through the Python standard library and noticed a function that serves...
@benthayer Do you think it's possible to design a level where we tell the user that it's possible to commit added changes while still having changes not staged for commit...
@benthayer I think it fits well, but we'd have to set up a system to have certain git hooks for certain levels. Might be something worth looking into after the...
Just a comment on possible solutions... The way that `argcomplete` works is that it runs the script up to a certain function call, and then returns the bash completions, [more...
A `make_completion.py` definitely seems possible, just iterate over command_dict and all_skills and whatnot. Might be a fun little Hacktoberfest project, too.