Description

How can I use socket.io instead of the plain websocket integration? I guess this is more a question belonging to starlette.

Currently migrating from a flask application using flask-socketio / python-socketio

Any hint is appreciated. Thx.

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This is a followup of #11128. Please refer to the comment zulip/zulip#11128 (comment) for more details.

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• PyQt version: pyqt5==5.10.1

It would be nice to mention the dependency on libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev in the docs when building from source on Ubuntu.

Hello,
Thanks for the job you've done! Chalice is the very easy framework for newcomers and flask developers.

I've been learning the framework only for 2 weeks and regularly getting errors related with aws policies. The official content about the policies is minimal. And auto-policy can't do this job by the right way if you want to add more than just a 'hello world' function.

Run **chalice

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Other related issues: #408 #251
I trained a Chinese model for spaCy, linked it to [spacy's package folder]/data/zh (using spacy link) and want to use that for ludwig. However, when I tried to set the config for ludwig, I received an error, which tell me that there is no way to load the Chinese model.

ValueError: Key ch

The constgrep tool could probably be a bit faster. I'm not sure what's making it so slow at the moment. It shouldn't take ~2 seconds to look up a value.

$ time constgrep EPERM
#define EPERM 1
constgrep EPERM  1.12s user 0.43s system 88% cpu 1.751 total

Noticing on the quick start guide, for the happy_birthday.py example, the localhost:8000/documentation route appears to be broken (returning 404).

Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but if not, we should fix the bug and/or the documentation. And maybe consider an integration test as part of our test suite to prevent a future regression.

We are currently running part of the CPython test suite. This is a good place for people new to the project to contribute. Contribution here can come in two ways:

• Fix failing test - Look for tests marked as skipped or xfail and fix RustPython so that the test will pass.
• Add more tests suites - Copy test suite from CPython and mark failing tests with xfail or skip.

In order to run the te

On hold

please wait before starting anything. There will be a major update to Hinty to tackle type hinting of the core (at least fields & packet). This will allow contributors to tackle smaller parts (the layers). In the meantime, have a look at the other contributions wanted page: secdev/scapy#399 - thanks

Project "Hinty" aims at adding **Type hi

A more consistent and multi-functional global level of verbosity control,
suggest an enhancement that will see print(...) in project be converted to using the python logging. module

import logging
#Then instead of print() use either
logging.info(......)
#or
logging.debug(.....)
#or
logging.warning(....)
#or
#logging.error()

In that way verbosity can be globally

System Details:

• Operating System: MacOS
• Persepolis Version: 3.1
• How do you install Persepolis? DMG
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template.add_description("blah ...")

s3bucket = template.add_resource(Bucket(
    "S3Bucket",
    
    BucketName="my-test-bucket",

    # Attach a LifeCycle Configuration

    LifecycleConfiguration=LifecycleConfiguration(Rules=[
        # Add a rule to
        LifecycleRule(
            # Rule attributes
            Id="S3BucketRuleFor90d

Parsing token 'x' according to documentation it should parse to microseconds timestamp but it parses to milliseconds timestamp. Not sure what was intended here but there is a discrepancy.
code:
_TOKENS = ( ... "x": lambda dt: "{:d}".format(dt.int_timestamp * 1000 + dt.microsecond // 1000)

I'm using latest pyod version on pypi. How to generate simulated data where x-axis is time? Thank you.

The most great and simple examples in README are images and blind programmers cant see this examples.

Why not use ``` tags to describe it?

See the Intermezzo here:

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/controlflow.html#intermezzo-coding-style

Which does a good job of summarizing PEP8 and benefits from existing in the official Python tutorial.