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Sweet! @nedbat released new #coveragepy supporting a dedicated `.coveragerc.toml` config in the default discovery mechanism!
I should now `pip install 'coverage >= 7.13.0'` everywhere!
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Sweet! @nedbat released new #coveragepy supporting a dedicated `.coveragerc.toml` config in the default discovery mechanism!
I should now `pip install 'coverage >= 7.13.0'` everywhere!
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Sweet! @nedbat released new #coveragepy supporting a dedicated `.coveragerc.toml` config in the default discovery mechanism!
I should now `pip install 'coverage >= 7.13.0'` everywhere!
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Sweet! @nedbat released new #coveragepy supporting a dedicated `.coveragerc.toml` config in the default discovery mechanism!
I should now `pip install 'coverage >= 7.13.0'` everywhere!
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Sweet! @nedbat released new #coveragepy supporting a dedicated `.coveragerc.toml` config in the default discovery mechanism!
I should now `pip install 'coverage >= 7.13.0'` everywhere!
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Testing is better than data structures and algorithms
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202509/testing_is_better_than_dsa.html
#HackerNews #Testing #is #better #than #data #structures #and #algorithms #softwaredevelopment #coding #bestpractices #testingstrategies
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Testing is better than data structures and algorithms
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202509/testing_is_better_than_dsa.html
#HackerNews #Testing #is #better #than #data #structures #and #algorithms #softwaredevelopment #coding #bestpractices #testingstrategies
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Testing is better than data structures and algorithms
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202509/testing_is_better_than_dsa.html
#HackerNews #Testing #is #better #than #data #structures #and #algorithms #softwaredevelopment #coding #bestpractices #testingstrategies
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Testing is better than data structures and algorithms
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202509/testing_is_better_than_dsa.html
#HackerNews #Testing #is #better #than #data #structures #and #algorithms #softwaredevelopment #coding #bestpractices #testingstrategies
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Testing is better than data structures and algorithms
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202509/testing_is_better_than_dsa.html
#HackerNews #Testing #is #better #than #data #structures #and #algorithms #softwaredevelopment #coding #bestpractices #testingstrategies
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PSA at #PyConUS: #DocSummit is starting again and @nedbat of the #Python Editorial Board is giving a presentation
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Leaving time and leaving space are both inclusive. Let others join your conversation, by leaving a slice of physical space, and making space in your conversation with a little silence.
“Silence is golden.”
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Leaving time and leaving space are both inclusive. Let others join your conversation, by leaving a slice of physical space, and making space in your conversation with a little silence.
“Silence is golden.”
💜
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Leaving time and leaving space are both inclusive. Let others join your conversation, by leaving a slice of physical space, and making space in your conversation with a little silence.
“Silence is golden.”
💜
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Leaving time and leaving space are both inclusive. Let others join your conversation, by leaving a slice of physical space, and making space in your conversation with a little silence.
“Silence is golden.”
💜
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Leaving time and leaving space are both inclusive. Let others join your conversation, by leaving a slice of physical space, and making space in your conversation with a little silence.
“Silence is golden.”
💜
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There are a couple more open spaces at #PyConUS at 03:00 PM:
S-4: Python Dataclasses and Serialization
S-5: Local agents & adding type annotations everywhere for ~freeAnd starting at 03:45 PM, there's a juggling open space hosted by @nedbat hallway outside room 103. There's no experience necessary and it's always a fun open space.
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There are a couple more open spaces at #PyConUS at 03:00 PM:
S-4: Python Dataclasses and Serialization
S-5: Local agents & adding type annotations everywhere for ~freeAnd starting at 03:45 PM, there's a juggling open space hosted by @nedbat hallway outside room 103. There's no experience necessary and it's always a fun open space.
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There are a couple more open spaces at #PyConUS at 03:00 PM:
S-4: Python Dataclasses and Serialization
S-5: Local agents & adding type annotations everywhere for ~freeAnd starting at 03:45 PM, there's a juggling open space hosted by @nedbat hallway outside room 103. There's no experience necessary and it's always a fun open space.
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There are a couple more open spaces at #PyConUS at 03:00 PM:
S-4: Python Dataclasses and Serialization
S-5: Local agents & adding type annotations everywhere for ~freeAnd starting at 03:45 PM, there's a juggling open space hosted by @nedbat hallway outside room 103. There's no experience necessary and it's always a fun open space.
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Here's a description of some nice features I didn't know about in #PyTest's parameterize() decorator. My favourite is how to avoid really long names for test cases.
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202602/pytest_parameter_functions
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New blog post: https://harihareswara.net/posts/2024/changelogs-and-release-notes/
- The distinction between detailed changelogs and brief release notes (with examples)
- Why it's worth doing both
- Why relying solely on GitHub as a project's communication platform discourages publishing and reading release notes
Spurred by @nedbat 's https://hachyderm.io/@nedbat/113152493265812268 , with references to @wiredferret @kfogel @leonardr @agateau @olivierlacan @xavdid @zwol @zulip and more.
#maintainers #opensource #FLOSS #maintainership #documentation -
Anyone looking for a #Python 🐍 project to contribute to?
We have a nice issue in @coveragepy (a great tool for measuring Python code coverage): https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/issues/1804
If you'd like to help, I can assist you setting things up, understanding the code and the issue.
Even if you don't think you can help, I can guide you and explain whatever you want to understand about the code/issue, no strings attached.
Boosting for visibility also helps!
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@coveragepy can now use Python 3.12's new sys.monitoring module with much lower overhead.
On 3.12, it's about the same as if you were running tests *without* coverage enabled!
https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202312/coveragepy_with_sysmonitoring.html
With 7.4.2, you can set COVERAGE_CORE=sysmon globally on your CI, and it'll only use it where available (Python 3.12 and 3.13 alpha), and use the default for 3.11 and older.
For example, @pillow is 9% - 27% faster!