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@jonny I'm so sorry, I think that you misunderstood me. I was trying to propose that a separate, standalone utility and a github action could be made that shows lock file diffs. So that other developers can pull it into their PR workflows. In my mind, it would parse the lock file, rather than rely on `poetry show -t`. Arguably this could be generalised to other lock files: pdm/pip, npm/yarn, rust/go, etc. Perhaps it already exists!
@jonny if `poetry.lock` is checked in, how about writing a diff tool that summarises the changes? That would come in handy, e.g. folks could plug it into their `on: pull-request` pipeline to highlight the changes at the pr review stage. Kinda similar how js can be unuglified or compiled translation file or image files. WDYT?
@hazelweakly Huh, I never thought of it this way, you have a point!
Maybe the trick is not verify everything / not to require propagation of entirety of the context, rather being able to mark "doesn't crash" as required and "telemetry bits" best effort?
Greg KnaussI propose a day, once a quarter, where the team maintaining an open source project sits down with a new user and silently watches them try to compile it, using only the instructions on the website.
@ojii Safe travels, enjoy having a yarn and going for a tiki tour!
Connected PlacesThe Swiss Government has officially launched their Mastodon server at https://social.admin.ch/
In their official press release the Government confirms it is a trial for one year. They state that "Mastodon has several characteristics that make it fundamentally attractive for government communications", such as being beyond the control of others, as well as it being privacy friendly.
Official press release: https://www.admin.ch/gov/de/start/dokumentation/medienmitteilungen.msg-id-97696.html
Speaker of the Swiss Government: @gov
@blainsmith @fastmail how is it?
Maybe a bit off-topic, every now and again I wonder what's safer in the long term, relying on gmail that will mark account inactive and wipe it after 2 years (what if I'm stuck in Antarctica or a coma?) vs. a paid provider (what if my card doesn't work and I don't notice)?
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jwzPeriodic reminder that the only planet where 100% of Linux systems have working audio is Mars.