Checklist

• I have checked the issues list
  for simi

None of the function links on the aggregate API page work.

The run method on client.containers has an argument healthcheck. However, apart from that it is given as a dict there is few documentation. I looked in the Healthcheck class and guessed that the content of the dict equals to the arguments of this class, which is the case. I think it would be helpful to either refer to the Healthcheck class or to write a similar documentation for this.

Poetry and Pipenv both allow in particular pinning dependency versions, hence should help us to debug subtle issues related to versions like #299.

Poetry is the most recent one, uses the new standard pyproject.toml and covers stuff that pipenv doesn't like publishing to PyPI, so it's probably the best option, but I ne

The code that generates https://tl.telethon.dev is a mess and should be cleaned up. In particular, things like "here" being a link are a sign of poor accessibility (the link should be self-descriptive), and "bot index" inside a namespace (e.g. the "here" in https://tl.telethon.dev/methods/account/index.html) lead to a 404.

Generating the bot index should not rely on querying the filesystem and

(Whoops—originally posted this as dedupeio/dedupe-examples#101, whereas it is probably better for this repo. Moving it over here instead.)

Thanks for this awesome project! We're really excited to start using it.

That said, we've had a lot of trouble understanding the documentation. In particular for blocks, it appears to be a combination of missing information, out of date, and inte

I'm trying to automate the interaction with WindowsTerminal. It seems to be a UWP application, which I have no idea how to start such application directly using Application().start. I've tried to locate it using Desktop, but got quite confused..

Any help on this?

https://github.com/celery/kombu/blob/cbd327dc3bdd124c1bc4fc3d8f2b451fd10e2da6/kombu/transport/memory.py#L59

queue.empty() doesn't empty the queue - it returns a boolean stating whether the queue is empty. In order to clear a queue (without touching the internals), one has to pop from it until it's empty.

It remains a question if clearing should take place at all and whether the queues shou

Currently we save every URI ever qname'd forever in here: https://github.com/RDFLib/rdflib/blob/master/rdflib/namespace.py#L289

If you serialize a big graph in a store that is off disk, we may run out of memory.

Either:

• Add a lru_cache (from py3 functools + this 2.7 implementation
• Depend on

Please provide tesserocr Windows build guide, the the wheel files provided by simonflueckiger/tesserocr-windows_build/releases is one year outdated, I need build guide to create up-to-date wheels , Thanks !

See this example: https://twitter.com/MsftSecIntel/status/1227006622255341569

doc properties may contain interesting keywords used by the macro code, and may be obfuscated in hex or base64. This should be checked by olevba, but could also be done in olemeta.

olevba could also report when the code accesses doc properties (ActiveDocument.BuiltInDocumentProperties, and possibly also custom prop

If the Occupancy identify coincides with a state abbreviation, usaddress interprets this as a state and results in RepeatedLabelError

for example
'525R FITZWATER ST, Suite CA, Philadelphia, PA, 19147-3030'

thanks for this; its great
One note, in your examples you do >>> from dominate.tags import *

but your tag names ( and I understand you got them from html ) are so short and generic that they will almost invariably collide with temporary names - e.g. img, I use everywhere in local contexts.
I would suggest that you follow the example of numpy or matplotlib that in their documents define a c

When entering 2FA password it is shown in plain text. This is because it uses input:

https://github.com/pyrogram/pyrogram/blob/945bc61262f3cad9fa15a441a3834e1819cedd39/pyrogram/client/client.py#L711-L712

I suggest to replacing it with with getpass.getpass().

Perhaps this line 204 should be fixed?
a1 = convert_coordinates_to_a1 (row, column, number_of_row, number_of_column)
a1 = convert_coordinates_to_a1 (row, column, number_of_row, number_of_column, self.name)

Description

Adding fonts to art could be boring with some repeated steps that should be considered for each font.
font_wizard.py has been developed by @sepandhaghighi as a solution to this problem but it can be more helpful.

New features for font_wizard

1. It can asks for font's name first and it's optio

In las file format, vlrs info is crucial to correctly describe point's spatial location.
However, if you try to use pyntcloud.las_header.vlrs, you wouldn't get anything, the value is alway none.

Through your source code, I can see you try to use
data["las_header"] = las.header
But it can not pass vlrs or evlrs info into new object, because in laspy, vlrs info is dynamically obtained afterw

sep behaves differently from builtin print. I don't know if this is intentional or not, but the behaviour is slightly different from how the docs describe it. (I didn't expect the sep to be added to the end of the string, only between the printed items).

Example:

print(".", ".", sep="a")
console.print(".", ".", sep="a")

Output:

.a.
.a.a

**Expe

Hello!

I was looking at the issue_template.md file that @liquidpele added recently. Great addition btw!

I noticed that we don't have contributing guidelines for this repo.

Do we inherit from the Celery guidelines or should we add our own

I noticed that one of my epubs had all its chapters (items) out of order,
when I was looping through them.

I am guessing this is because this particular book used playOrder that disagreed with the filename order
(cref #148, #146, @ride90).

The documentation for this package should give some example of how to get the items in the "right order".

I am guessing it is something like sortin