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Harry added the comment:
The conflict comes from the fact that the documentation is written from the
perspective of the procedure-oriented interface
"All methods of TurtleScreen/Screen also exist as functions, i.e. as part of
the procedure-oriented interface"
The confl
Harry added the comment:
The issue appears when the TimedRotatingHandler rolls over to a filename that
already exists. Running your bash script, the handler correctly rolls over so
you end up with the expected behaviour. This issue arises in the case that
there is already a file with the
New submission from Harry :
The logging.warn() method as an alias for logging.warning() is a mysterious
function in the logging module, as far as I can tell it was depreciated the
minute it was added, originally only added for backwards compatibility.
Up until 3.3 it was undocumented, and
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pull_request: https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/26553
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Harry added the comment:
This bug seems to come from the fact that the file rollover occurs it removes
any files with same name as the destination file.
I believe this bug occurs on all "when" options, but the midnight option
truncates the filename so only the date so it's m
Change by Harry :
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New submission from Harry :
In the logging.conf section of the docs, there is a redundant datefmt option
https://docs.python.org/3.10/howto/logging.html#configuring-logging
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Harry Coin added the comment:
I suspect the number of times the str.split builtin was examined for use
and rejected in favor of the much more complex and 'heavy' re module
far, far exceeds the number of times it found use with more than one
character in the split string.
The
New submission from Harry Coin :
When first I read the str.split documentation I parsed it to mean
'ab\t cd ef'.split(sep=' \t') --> ['ab','cd','ef']
Especially as the given example in the docs with the <> would have led to the
given r
Harry Seeber added the comment:
I'm using these classes directly to parse semantic-ish versions in metadata
for Munki packages (a package manager for MacOS). Looks like this packaging
library is what I should use. Thanks you!
On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at 5:32 PM Éric Araujo wrote:
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New submission from Harry Seeber :
The self.version used in Version._cmp is a List in LooseVersion's
implementation, a Tuple in StrictVersion's implementation. Attempting to
compare Strict & Loose versions results in a TypeError.
I'd like to PR a fix, but I'd like to
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Harry Lam added the comment:
Slight bit of clarification:
This doesn't affect all scripts -- just those which don't have proper Except
OSError handling. In pip's case, a timeout is not passed to the acquire()
function when it is first being called and causes this iss
New submission from Harry Lam (WaXHeLL):
Storage Spaces (RAID volumes) under Windows 8.1 / Server 2012 R2 use ReFS which
does not support hard links.
If the Users directory has been moved to a ReFS volume, it causes any script
that uses os.link to hang (pip is one of the notable examples). As
New submission from Harry Bock:
In Python 2.7.5, running re.search on regular expressions beginning with '.+'
will raise RuntimeError if:
* the string being matched is empty
* the flags include re.DOTALL/re.S
>>> re.search(".+a", "", flags=re.S)
File
Harry Johnston added the comment:
Never mind, I found where this is documented. Still seems odd to me, but it's
not a bug.
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New submission from Harry Johnston:
When installing python-2.7.4.msi via the GUI, the default setting for the
installation type is "All Users".
When installing it passively, e.g.
msiexec /package python-2.7.4.msi /passive
the default installation type is "Just For Me",
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