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by gvalkov 14y ago
Author here! Make sure you check out the previous discussion[1] about a very similar tool. For those of you who checked the docs and saw right through my false advertisement - mercurial support will be added soon. [1]: https://news.ycombin
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Jenkins-autojobs: create jenkins jobs from git/svn/hg branches(gvalkov.github.com)
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by gvalkov 14y ago
I believe this site [1] is a great example of what you are saying (it was featured on hn earlier this week [2]). Firefox 14.1 performs really badly in comparison to Chromium 20.0 in this case. [1]: http://www.jasondavies.com/primos/ [2]:
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by gvalkov 14y ago
OT: You just pretty much summed up restclient.el - https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
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by gvalkov 14y ago
My perspective on this whole thing is that I really enjoy configuring my tools and regardless of how incompatible my setup becomes and how much time I waste in the process, I don't see myself stopping anytime soon. Different people value th
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by gvalkov 14y ago
Great article! I could have only wished for such fine introductory material when I was starting off with Make. It would be nice if the docs themselves had a similar chapter. One thing that I've always wanted from Make was a way of writing l
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by gvalkov 14y ago
It's just one of the little things, but I'm still very conflicted about print as a function. The reasoning is sound, but I just can't seem to get used to it. It feels especially cluttered and clumsy with new-style string templates:
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by gvalkov 14y ago
Indeed, Perl6 has module and class vesioning [1] at the 'language' level. It's pretty interesting on paper, just like everything else about Perl6 (imho). I wouldn't call populating the global namespace with a modules' contents an inferior d
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by gvalkov 14y ago
There is really no exact equivalent, but you could give buildout[1] a go if you find yourself in need of a maven-like tool in Python land. [1] http://www.buildout.org/
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by gvalkov 14y ago
A while ago, I wrote a similar tool[1] that I never quite got around to releasing/documenting. Unlike the OP's nicely integrated plugin, mine is an external script (which you would run from cron) that checks the repository for new refs and
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by gvalkov 14y ago
If you simply wish to access a virtualenv from your system ipython, you could do: with open('path/to/venv/bin/activate_this.py') as fh: exec(fh.read(), {'__file__' : fh.name}) Actually, having a %workon magic command for
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by gvalkov 14y ago
Why shouldn't they be relevant? Getopt is still very useful for short scripts and optparse does everything it was meant to do, even if it's not as full of features as argparse. Maybe argparse really should be the canonical choice, but I cer
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by gvalkov 14y ago
As of Python 3.3.0a3, both printf and PEP 3101 [1] string formatting are still available, despite references to a possible deprecation of the '%' operator in the documentation [2]. I hope this is one of the areas where the cpython devs can