Norwegian library scanning and recording books. Using Python to find items is an excellent project. Great lightning talk 👍
The Pallets sprint Wednesday at #pyconus
- Daniel Wu found the culprit for windows tests not passing for Jinja.
- Click: TylerLendon fixed windows color issue, @j7an worked on something else
- @kevin continued works on Jinja grammar
- @grohe43 continued bringing flask-rq up-to-date including solving CI issues stemming from rq itself.
- I worked on updating Flask-Principal docs including flask-login and flask-wtf demos. Daniel Wu enhanced permission internals after consultation 👌
Today at @[email protected]'s #pyconus sprints:
- @grohe43 worked on reviving flask-rq, porting py3
- @kevin worked on Jinja grammar, Daniel wu integrated importlib-resources, Felipe worked on something else
- Solving Click issues: JayTan,Tyler, someone else
- Luis + Felipe Moreno: Spanish docs
- Sudanshu worked on Werkzeug logs
- I sent PRs to flask-principal and closed some issues
- @davidism and Adam were reviewing PRs even at the Airport???
Pallets sprints spotlight #pyconus
Daniel Wu took on a task to search for paths in Jinja using importlib_resources. This issue was raised by DavidLord.
After replacing appropriately, tests were failing. After toxing a bit, they were ok
This was the moment tests turned green, all python versions except windows.
Daniel has been on this one for hours and patiently looked to tackle each hurdle.
I was monitoring the last part of the PR. Unfortunately the sprints are until 20:00 and we left.
Simplicity is the best bullet-proof bet. At #pyconus sprints i was reviving flask_principal with latest activities 10 - 12 years ago.
I was amazed pip install worked with THE LATEST version of Flask and Werkzeug. The test also (some 44) still worked. Snippets still work when i changed the from flask.ext.principal ... import to from flask_principal import ... . It's amazing!
The project is a single ~400 lines project, with well-thought decisions IMO.
Simple, straight-forward and ezy maint.
Pallets Sprints in room 316 (Flask Jinja Click & Flask extensions this year) at #pyconus
Thread-free py available in py3.13 #pyconus