Wil Cooley
Wil Cooley
I have started generating/creating typing hints for _boltons_ and would like to make them available for others to use. There are basically 3 ways that I can do that: 1....
This makes only one more test pass (now only 3 failing) but at least prevents the `TypeError` when attempting to add a `list` and a `tuple`. pytest output attached [pytest-out-2.txt](https://github.com/mahmoud/boltons/files/2060262/pytest-out-2.txt)
[pytest-out.txt](https://github.com/mahmoud/boltons/files/2060236/pytest-out.txt)
This is a function that tries to map data to one of the handful of primitive types supported by JSON. I have included tests using it both for the _default_...
The nested tuple/list structures that are returned by `get_format_args` are fairly cumbersome; returning data `namedtuple` makes accessing the data much cleaner. I am a bit uncertain about the field names...
Would you consider reducing the increment value from 0.25 to something smaller, say 0.05? I find that going from 1.00 to 1.25 to 1.50 isn't enough granularity -- I watch...
It would be really nice if I could see all of the files on a single page like Github does: https://github.com/danvk/webdiff/commit/0366d319?diff=split
I am attempting to generate stubs for mahmoud/boltons@874e930bd6dbd92e64412e1bdb46a4053587c86d and am getting failures that are curiously non-deterministic; I can re-run `monkeytype stub ` and eventually it will produce stubs rather than...
Currently MonkeyType seems to generate stubs sorted alphabetically. I would prefer that it generated stubs sorted in the same order as the source. This would allow one to compare the...
I am currently using the old `pwsafe` CLI (from http://sf.net/projects/pwsafe) with version control and a wrapper script to maintain a shared repository of passwords with my team of sys admins....