Agreed!
On Wed, Apr 6, 2022 at 7:31 AM Eric V. Smith wrote:
> On 4/6/2022 2:23 PM, Jeff Edwards wrote:
>
> I will say I think that last comment misses the point. It’s true that
> environment variable boolean configuration is definitely common enough I
> wouldn’t balk at some nor
I will say I think that last comment misses the point. It’s true that
environment variable boolean configuration is definitely common enough I
wouldn’t balk at some normalized methods for handling it. But, I think the
point has been well made it’s an opinionated choice that Python can’t force
on
There are many times where the variable ultimately isn’t defined by your
software but by someone else’s, in which case something like an empty
string maybe considered true or false (depending of if existence/emptiness
is used for indicating the boolean value). So I think it’s important that
it
As someone who has read the entirety of those thread and is not a core-dev
but having some experience with breaking and non-breaking changes at scale,
from my perspective:
1. This is a common syntax for an existing idea that is intuitive given
other existing syntax (comprehensions)
2. This would
So I think there are multiple behaviors that are being described here and I
think there is validity in being able to potentially patch/modify
definitions when absolutely necessary, but I wonder if there's room here
for something in-between (also, I find the 'import export' or 'export
import'
)
return value
```
But I actually have used this quite a bit without significant issues and
don't fully understand the layout issue described. It seems to work with
dict equality as well, but I'm also super new to this list so maybe I'm
just naive and don't understand the nuance.
Cheers,
-Jeff Edwards
Hi all!
This is my first time proposing or submitting an idea, so I apologize if
I've gone about all of this the wrong way.
I've been using venv for lots of development but came upon a use-case where
I wanted to extend the capabilities of it to support a home directory
relative to the pyvenv.cfg
