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Maybe also a mail server bridge ? If So write to <user>@ponymessenger.com it reply with "You message will be once a day, you can edit and cancel, by clicking this link".
When possible I try to have reproducible builds (https://reproducible-builds.org/) that respect SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH extracted from the commit datetime. At least for IPython I alway build twice to make sure the sha is identical.
I'd also be happy to have a way to signal to debian that there is a new release instead of having QA watch have to scan things regularly.
It stemmed from the fact that often releases tars might not be exactly the same as asking git to do a tarfile. For example releasing Python packages may require a build step and installing from PyPI or a git repo is sometime not the same.
Is there a way to notify the watch service of a new version to avoid (or decrease frequency) of regular polling ?
Squaring a upper triangular matrix with 0 on the diagonal is nilpotent. Derivatiting a polynomial of degree N is nilpotent after N iteration.
Though `python -m build` only works _if_ you use something like flit or setup.py in the backend to do build the package and hence why you can set flit as a build-backend.
So yes, flit is one of the latest tool, and yes it is one of the things that push for the ability to use pyproject.toml+python3 -m build, you just seem to miss some subtleties of the toolchain.
[EDIT] Pr updating the docs https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/12894
Once you've done it for notebook, can you do it for Lab, VS Code, Nteract, Cocal, Colaboratory ? Thanks.
Notebook document are _meant_ to keep output as they are design for research and where the records of your results are important, but you also don't have to use ipynbformat with the notebook UI either.