Yannik Rödel

In case someone else stumbles on this issue with the same problem: the logid process also needs write access to `/dev/uinput`. I'm not sure if this is documented anywhere else,...

There seem to have been some changes in Django where bases in `self.bases` may also be strings. This works for me: ```python from django.db.migrations.state import ModelState original_render = ModelState.render def...

I'm using 3.2.9. The original method also seems to test for strings: https://github.com/django/django/blob/ac5cc6cf01463d90aa333d5f6f046c311019827b/django/db/migrations/state.py#L858-L861 According to git, the linked code segment is a few years old, though. So it seems there...

An educated guess after some quick debugging: it seems to me that the base is provided as a string when you have a superclass that *isn't* an abstract model. At...

Here's an idea for a workaround while this isn't implemented yet: ```typst #let outlined-figure( contents, label-name, placement: auto, caption: none, outline-caption: none, ) = [ #if outline-caption != none [...

@sobolevn Would you mind explaining you couterexample a bit more? As far as I understand, using `BaseAlias` as a superclass should basically only say "I'm defining something that implements the...

Hm, I see that now - thanks!

> Also, how about dropping `winbox3` now? I'd prefer keeping it around, at least until MikroTik doesn't provide two main download links here anymore: https://mikrotik.com/download. Further, I think `winbox` should...

> Can you please also sign off your commit? Sorry, I seem to have missed the notification. Done :)