Sandy Fraser

Hi @Ede123, thanks for that - yes, that would suit our purposes very well. > What's your usage scenario that makes you call parse_args() directly? Simply to get an `options`...

I'm seeing a similar stack trace in 2.9.0 _without_ Cython. ``` platform darwin -- Python 3.7.6, pytest-5.4.2, py-1.8.1, pluggy-0.13.1 plugins: cov-2.9.0, mock-3.1.0 ``` The tests run, some fail (as expected),...

This also affects IE11, but not Edge.

piprot is no longer maintained. It [recommends][1] using pip or pipenv directly: > NOTE: this package is no longer maintained. You can use `pip list --outdated` or `pipenv update --outdated`...

Another use case is a paragraph in a nested list: ### Transform to HTML (correct): ``` javascript megamark( "1. Foo 1\n" + "1. Foo 2\n" + " 1. Bar 1\n"...

Sadly probably not; I don't think I'll have time in this project.

It is a shame about the copy, but apparently `asio::streambuf` doesn't support move semantics. If a `std::streambuf` were used instead, perhaps `std::swap` could be used. Any thoughts on that?

Thanks @eidheim. In my case, at least in the short term, WebSocket is not an option because the client expects an SSE endpoint. SSE aside, do you agree that multiple...

What is it about this method that prevents the connection from being closed when the `/chat.event` handler returns? Is it because the `shared_ptr` remains in scope in the thread?

Thanks @eidheim, I have SSE mostly working now. This is the output of `curl -v host:8080/sse-endpoint`: ``` > GET /sse-endpoint HTTP/1.1 > Host: host:8080 > User-Agent: curl/7.54.0 > Accept: */*...