@rixxtr Yeah, I've been bitten too — `python -m build` is designed for pure-Python module without anything fancy…
For complex packages, or for playing nice with downstream packagers, I found that setuptools is still the best option 😉
(I'm sure there is an XKCD about that somewhere 😅)
@Ewjoachim@nautilebleu hmm, that makes a lot of sites... Haven't you added a new, cursed toolbar to your browser recently? You know, some websites work best with Netscape or IE4 🙃
Or, with Halloween approaching, there might be a 👻 in your shell?
@Ewjoachim I know I'm not helping, but it seems that podman has recently improved its "machine" part, and I think it kinda supports docker-compose.yml files 🤔
Might be worth a try ^^
@Ewjoachim alors, en creusant (sources Wikipedia) : les tenues féminines du Beach volley ont évolué en 2012 (short, etc.), mais pas celles du Beach handball 🤔 ; et en 2002 les hommes auraient demandé une tenue plus courte en beach handball, ce qui aurait été refusé.
=> yep, sexualisation++
@Ewjoachim on notera l'écart entre les règles appliquées au handball (tenues "standard") et au "Beach handball" (Beach volley en français ?) — je dirais donc que le souci est avant tout dans la dimension "spectacle" du second plus que dans la composition des organisations 😉
@rixxtr may I recommend the excellent zest.releaser (for Python packages)? It will also check your README & setup.cfg, update your ChangeLog file, and `twine upload` your package ;)
@m_holtermann I see ;) Independently from the tool, what would the ideal API be for solving your problem?
Hopefully, I'll manage to guide the factory_boy implementation in that direction too — feel free to share your opinion on https://t.co/I43w79Gmvm ;)
@m_holtermann That's been on the backlog of FactoryBoy for a looooong time (https://t.co/Lvn7kTkRqg)… If there is interest in bringing that to life, contributions are welcome!
📢 Fresh from the press, the latest #FactoryBoy release (v3.0.0) has arrived.
Huge thanks to the 18 contributors who brought numerous fixes and improvements!
Head over to https://t.co/vF0VdqrPfo for the changelog and upgrade notes.
@rixxtr after re-reading postconf(5) and transport(5), my best guess would be:
- use transport_maps = tcp:<host>:<port>,
- and write a small daemon implementing that logic and exposing it through the tcp_table(5) protocol
@_rami_@rixxtr@rashfael@pretixeu Oh, that looks great! I would have loved for it to be ready for the e-DjangoGirls Paris next week-end, but hopefully it can be used for the following one ;)
By the way, are there some topics where you're looking for extra help?
@rixxtr there is https://t.co/fv9Fe80jPQ — can read env + files (also folders), env > files, nested structure, and default values. (disclaimer: am the original author 😉). Haven't included CLI flags yet, though...