definitely appreciate them:
https://ldpreload.com/p/pygithub_1.14.2-1.dsc
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unnoticed.
Oh, good to know. I'd always seen people ignoring errors from rm in
Makefile clean targets, but your reasoning makes sense.
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the relevant open-stack managed packages into the team
* Possible /usr/bin/python launcher
I'll be there, all of those sound fun to work on.
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interpreter, or prints an error message.
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point parse the magic line to assist in
dependency generation.
That would be useful! I do think there's value in having the metadata of
Python minor version compatibility, even in a world where major version
isn't a problem anymore.
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that's worse than people switching to
`#!/usr/bin/python3` without exhaustive testing, which is certainly going
to happen occasionally (since not everyone has tests with 100% code
coverage).
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). If so, it execs Python 3; if not, and if it can't find Python
2, it prints a useful error to stderr and exits. (For interactive use, it
could print a warning and run Python 3, or silently exec Python 3, or
something.)
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t does / how to test it:
>>> import premailer
>>> print premailer.transform("b {color: red;} hello
>>> world")
hello world
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, and pristine-tar not knowing how
to handle that. Probably it's the same thing; you can try by manually
un-gzipping and redoing with regular gzip.
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ebang line if one exists, call
libpython3's Py_Main if that seems reasonable, print a warning and attempt
to exec python2 otherwise, and print an error message about how to install
python2 if the exec fails.
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is whether it should break by giving you an error
message (either ENOENT or something printed on stderr), or break by trying
to run the code as Python 3.
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bin/python to not involve
rewriting my scripts in Go.
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:
pymssql (2.1.3+dfsg-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* Team upload.
[ Ondřej Nový ]
* Fixed VCS URL (https)
[ Geoffrey Thomas ]
* New upstream release (Closes: #648230), with DFSG repack to avoid
embedded freetds binaries.
- Be compatible with newer versions of freetds (Closes
, because apparently we live in a
world where Microsoft hosts an apt server and builds Debian packages with
systemd unit files.) Thanks for all your past work on the package!
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