Ionel C. Mărieș

My blog ain't dead! Just wrote something :-) blog.ionelmc.ro/2022/03/14/how…

@the_compiler What presentation software do you use for it now?

Blast from the past: My #pytest training from 7 years ago (mostly inherited by @hpk42) vs. now. Currently working on another big "rewrite", trying to introduce one big case study example (a small RPN calculator) instead of isolated examples for most of the code/exercises.

@fake_tissues @coveragepy +1 unexpected. No need to invent words here :)

@coveragepy this feels a bit more intuitive to me: missing or missed = should have run but didnt unexpected or surprise = shouldn't have run but did

When running coverage, lines that should have run but didn't are called "unexecuted." What's a word for the opposite? Lines we said wouldn't run, but did: Sneaks? Surprises? Gremlins? Escapees? We need ideas!
#issuecomment-1331961839" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/nedbat/coverag… (also need opinions about how to report...)

@SebaWitowski There's still time to mention pytest-benchmark xD

Hmm, apparently, security by obscurity is not a good way to keep half-finished posts on my website, hoping people won't find them if they don't appear on the main page.

@hynek @brianokken @webknjaz So there are some solutions outlined in the PR. Looking for feedback on how to make this more straightforward in the pytest-cov docs.

@brianokken I have not. @webknjaz made some suggestions but they didn’t help.

hail mary, but did anyone get pytest-xdist work with coverage? with attrs’s cpu-intensive test suite it makes a huge difference, but I couldn’t get full coverage even after switching to pytest-cov: github.com/python-attrs/a…

@webknjaz @hynek @ossronny Is there a particular reason you have concurrency = multiprocessing in there? I'll have to take a deeper look to understand what's going on anyway.

@hynek @ossronny cc @ionelmc ideas?

@simonw Safer to build wheels first and then install those, eg: #L88-L90" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/ionelmc/cookie… Weird stuff can still happen if you upgrade image (eg: Focal has openssl 1.1, Jammy has 3.0 - pretty sure wheels get carried over). Unclear how long cache will be persisted & busting it difficult.

Found this example which looks promising: gist.github.com/RainJayTsai/16… RUN --mount=type=cache,target=/root/.cache/pip \ pip install ...

Anyone got a good recipe for sharing the pip cache across multiple Docker builds - ideally within GitHub Actions? I don't like how my builds download the packages from PyPI directly every time.

Almost 10 years after asyncio was released, and almost 20 years after Twisted was released you still can't set a timeout on an nonblocking socket if you use ssl connections: github.com/pyca/pyopenssl…

@TrueGameData Funny how everyone replies with their fav language/framework and not even one asks what exactly are you trying to solve, and what went wrong with the previous stack. It's like asking what's the best engine oil but nobody asks what kind of engine you have, or how you drive it.

I am so torn on whether or not to use Python or JS for the backend in our new stack for the total rework of TGD Python is just so stupidly easy to do complex things sometimes that I feel like it may be worth it, but JS seems to fit in better Wish I knew more about the tradeoffs

@gjbernat @ossronny Cmon now... unfortunately I can't show you what a weird js error I had on pyodide.org/en/latest/cons… (seems it was fixed today). But now that it runs... is so slow... are people seriously considering pyodiode for not-toy-projects? 500kb js minified?!

@ionelmc @ossronny By using print?

Now that pyscript is for real, how would i actually go about running pytest against dom code in the browser

@olimpiupop :))

@ionelmc It ain't dead...it's a living dead 🧟🧟🧟🧟

My blog ain't dead! Just wrote something :-) blog.ionelmc.ro/2022/03/14/how…

@CallofDuty Great job. Guess it's time to remove that whitelist then ;-)

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@brianokken Noenv. Just use Docker, you need it for any serious project anyway :-)

@yodaism Wat 😂

@ionelmc A Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack.

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@ossronny IMO tailored solutions that only use and do the necessary are always better than the bring-in-a-kitchen-plus-a-gym-for-only-a-chair-needed generics we see these days...

the more i work with tools surrounding #openapi, the more i wish it would finally be retired, its just painfully broken all over the place, be it the beyond messy quirks in the yaml/json "metaprogramming", be it the strangely to painfully broken opensource tools surrounding it

@ossronny There are some orms that do that, might have something reusable inside?

anyone aware of a #python library that can express simple conditions/#lambdas as #expressions sth like `it.name == "foo"` without the `lambda it:` needed in front.I'm aware that comprehensions would be a better solution, but i'm not there yet, one at a time

@webtoure Dooh, thanks.

@ionelmc #but-what-i-don-t-want-to-run-nginx" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">blog.ionelmc.ro/2022/03/14/how… it should probably be 'what if i don't [...]'

@SeniorWarzone @Savage_2C How would you know without any replay capability? 😂 🤡

@ionelmc @Savage_2C Apex doesn't have a big cheating issue unless you're in high level ranked. Warzone has a cheating issue for everyone. Big difference.

New cheat or in game glitch? I believe / hope its an in game glitch that can be patched fast. #Warzone #CallofDuty