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incaltechlibrary/commonpy (press backspace or delete to remove)This package sorely needs a proper documentation site, at least as a github.io site if not ReadTheDocs.
mhucka
- Opened on Jan 24, 2023
- #8
config_interrupt only supports handling a single signal. It would be useful to make it handle more. See this Stack
Overflow answer for some ideas.
Coding: enhancement ✨
mhucka
- Opened on Nov 22, 2021
- #6
The network utilities all assume IPv4 addresses and break badly for IPv6.
Coding: bug 🐛
Coding: compatibility 🔌
mhucka
- Opened on Sep 15, 2021
- #5
The new download code in network_utils.py has some repetition of status testing code. We should keep it DRY and abstract
that out into a common function used by net.
mhucka
- Opened on Jul 24, 2021
- #4
1. Use os.scandir()
2. Detect infinite recursion in subdirectories. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/36977656/743730 for an idea of how.
Coding: enhancement ✨
mhucka
- Opened on Mar 20, 2021
- #3
Describe the bug
With just a method and a url for net(), there is no result and a ValueError. I am able to get a result with cURL.
To Reproduce
from commonpy.network_utils import net
print(net( get ...
Coding: bug 🐛
t4k
- 3
- Opened on Jan 28, 2021
- #2
Describe the bug
This repo now has an issue template, but not a feature request or pull request template.
Additional context
I m using this bug report form to report this as an issue, although this ...
Task: chore 📥
mhucka
- 1
- Opened on Nov 17, 2020
- #1

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