#yore — Public Fediverse posts
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@NoveltyBot/117035242396611781
Oh, the porn of yore. Many hours of self-stimulations at hand with these opera glass charms.
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So cool to stumble on an episode of @pythonbytes where they talk about my tool Yore ☺️
https://www.youtube.com/live/HCRfjkbSbmE?si=Ydiuz_vxxHX5Cih6
https://github.com/pawamoy/yore
Yore supports marking legacy code for Python versions but also for the current project version. I plan to support dependencies versions too (and more ecosystems, like Rust).
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So cool to stumble on an episode of @pythonbytes where they talk about my tool Yore ☺️
https://www.youtube.com/live/HCRfjkbSbmE?si=Ydiuz_vxxHX5Cih6
https://github.com/pawamoy/yore
Yore supports marking legacy code for Python versions but also for the current project version. I plan to support dependencies versions too (and more ecosystems, like Rust).
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Presenting #Yore again, because it's a nice little tool for library maintainers:
- mark legacy code with comments: `# YORE: EOL 3.9: Remove line`
- check periodically: `yore check`
- see applied diff (dry-run): `yore diff`
- actually fix comments: `yore fix` -
Presenting #Yore again, because it's a nice little tool for library maintainers:
- mark legacy code with comments: `# YORE: EOL 3.9: Remove line`
- check periodically: `yore check`
- see applied diff (dry-run): `yore diff`
- actually fix comments: `yore fix` -
Python 3.8 just reached EOL, time to run some `yore` commands!
Funny how providing a time delta before EOL changes to human-readable format "approx. a moment" 😄
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I'm marking all the deprecated stuff in #Griffe with #Yore comments.
Yore is a new tool of mine that helps you manage legacy code. You write comments above lines or blocks of code, with a simple grammar for applying transformations once a version is reached (e.g. 1.0.0) or once a minor Python version reaches its End Of Life.
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I'm marking all the deprecated stuff in #Griffe with #Yore comments.
Yore is a new tool of mine that helps you manage legacy code. You write comments above lines or blocks of code, with a simple grammar for applying transformations once a version is reached (e.g. 1.0.0) or once a minor Python version reaches its End Of Life.
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dear friends, “swot’s on #yore mined?” 🤓
As sum won, twice at #least, said, “Cull this a Mind?” 🗣️
As we may know, a mind unused, misused or A-mused can be a d-anger to each rippling … :abloblamp:Eg.
- live mind on the #egg/#edge 🐣
- think for others 😌
- encourage Zen-Mind fullness 🕴️
As a permutation and mutant mind, we can drain/#train until nothing left/right. We can March to a #different #bat, month to a mouth/#moth. In this sense we are not rong, not wrung, knot even not. Rather we R [insert #indefinable]
