Oh i'm on windows, but yeah thank you so much!
#tools-and-devops
grizzled trail
severe thistle
Just started using PyCharm. Stupid question: What does it mean when it says it's "Updating skeletons"? Never really used an IDE before.
granite monolith
updating skeletons
restive wasp
Is pycharm's debugger supposed to be slow?
restive wasp
Did you mean to ping me or was that for him?
What's incredibly slow is this serialization thing
It's iterating through encoders and stuff.
severe thistle
@granite monolith Not really, just curious as to what that is.
(Data Scientist, just dipping my toes into some more traditional SWE duties)
noble dove
true scroll
Hey guys I have a question about Spyder: I have been using spyder for data analysis/plotting and VSCode for other stuff (mostly games/bigger projects). For visual studio I can wrap lines by using ALT+Z. How can I have the same feature in spyder?
stoic quest
floral hound
Hey guys, trying to determine a good keyboard for coding
I'm thinking a worked one with a track of so I don't need to move my hand to a mouse
Any recommendations?
sinful zinc
@stoic quest I can't find how to disable them, but they're called "indent guides" if you want to search through settings (i don't have sublime installed)
lime sable
is temux a good way to run python on android? or is just a last resort thing
bronze surge
you may want to look into https://kivy.org/#home as well
lime sable
i was thinking as a developer side of things, using vi or nano to edit some scrapy spiders while i'm on the bus to school for example
well, there is a port of clang so that is a good thing
river night
if I have a folder structure like:
|- Butterfly
|- __pycache__
|- __init__.cpython-37.pyc
|- __init__.py
|- main_butterfly.py
|- .gitignore
etc., what's the correct gitignore pattern to ignore the pycache folder and all pyc files inside?
I tried Butterfly/__pycache__/, but it didn't work
lost rock
I would have guessed just __pycache__/ should work ... but yours too 🤔
river night
ignore the other files
^ git status
still the same 😦
or is it because it's already committed before?
lost rock
wait, doesn't "modified" mean these files have been tracked before?
yeah, that is a mess then
lost rock
did you commit these files before?
river night
probably accidentally when I added Butterfly folder and committed it
lost rock
check this https://stackoverflow.com/q/1139762/4464570
lost rock
👍 cool
heavy knot
how do i use pypy on pycharm?
heavy knot
😭
vapid hearth
Anyone have an issue when hitting the rerun button in the console on pycharm? It just gets stuck as a background task and does nothing for me.
slender ibex
Whats a good cheap reliable laptop to write python programs?
lucid swift
Have you guys ever had a problem where VSCode won't step into module code even though PYTHONPATH is set to the correct path to make those modules discoverable?
i.e. If I have some code like:
from my_module import MyModuleFunc
y = 5
x = MyModuleFunc(y)
print(x)
I can't step into the MyModuleFunc when it is in an external module.
hollow burrow
i have a question
delicate gorge
!t ask
rancid schoonerBOT
vagrant horizon
How do I use mypy with flake8?
cosmic dune
I would advise just running them independently of each other
heavy knot
I made a rather odd decision today
I decided
im going to learn tkinter in 2 days
help
can someone give me some resources to get up to speed with tkinter as quickly as possible?
heavy knot
any help though? what did you do when you had that situation?
like I need to learn tkinter in 2 days
because of a school assingment thats you know only 40% of my final
any resources that are brief and to the point would be helpful
lost rock
if I had one
there are lots of resources, but most seem outdated or are either more like full api references or just tiny incomplete tutorials with barely any value
shy yarrow
didnt know whether to put this here or security but... anyone know if macbookpros are decent for security in terms of working in the field (context: 3rd year info security student, i code too, it would be the 2015 pro 15" most likely)
lofty remnant
#cybersecurity might be a better choice yeah
random breach
tf?
pycharm suggested i install this and then immediately afterwards that happens
oh and now it's popping up again
gilded bramble
Hey is anyone using Pythonista on iPad?
wicked crystal
Hi, does anybody use VS Code and know how to make flake8 lint "on change"/"on type" instead of "on save"?
eternal flicker
currently that isn't implemented yet, the closest workaround would be to lintOnSave then turn on auto save + configure auto save delay
wicked crystal
What about the new python language server?
I think it should support lint on change, but I have no idea, if it's possible to configure it with flake8
eternal flicker
if you add the setting python.jediEnabled: false you should be able to use the new language server that has live linting, but not with specific linter like flake8 or pylint
at least to my knowledge
wicked crystal
Do you know, if there's any issue I could follow concerning this feature?
Cause all I found are closed I think
Or about the new language server, which doesn't support flake8
eternal flicker
I can only find this https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/408, which has been closed due to inactivity
barren iron
I got flake8 to work on the new server
eternal flicker
please share
barren iron
You see... it just worked
I changed that one option... and everything worked like normal
python.jediEnabled: false
I did as you suggested for the auto linting, lint on save and autosave on change
barren iron
Why is that a bad thing?
wicked crystal
I don't want files to save while I'm writing code, in some random place, I want to save the file when I need it saved.
PyCharm, atom, sublime have this, but VS Code doesn't
barren iron
I can confirm
"python.jediEnabled": false,
"python.linting.flake8Enabled": true,
Both of those options make flake8 work for me
wicked crystal
Without autosave on change?
barren iron
No
The auto saving doesn't work
in some random place
You choose where they save
?
wicked crystal
What?
I want flake8 to show me errors while I'm writing code and I don't want that code to be autosaved and I don't want to have to save the code for it to get linted.
So basically I want changes in "buffer" to be linted
barren iron
I don't understand the issue with it... you could always make your own script to do it
wicked crystal
How would script fix this? I want flake linter to lint my current state of file, that is not saved. This works fine with other popular editors which I pointed above and it's nothing special, it's just the fact that vscode doesn't have it for some reason.
barren iron
I imaging its not really needed
Not sure though
From github it doesn't seem like the community wants it very much
south skiff
so i installed anaconda on my system
and i just don't understand it lol
cuz like
my pip uses python 3.5 and anaconda is python 3.7.1
oof
languid helm
anaconda doesn't use pip iirc
o nvm, it can, but the primary solution is to use conda
median perch
why its not working?? who can help me?
cold gate
It's not working because scipy depends on mkl version >= 2019.1, but mkl is also given as a dependency at version 2019.0 (which is incompatible with the version scripy depends on)
So, you may want to think if you can use mkl version 2019.1 instead of 2019.0
As I don't know anything about your project or environment, I can't really help you with that
lucid fable
in VS code i used to type import os and then os. would cause all attributes of os to pop up
now that's not working anymore
any ideas?
not just os btw
importing any module
eternal flicker
did you change any settings?
lucid fable
not that i know of
i was writing python on the plane
and it worked
now im on wifi and its not
eternal flicker
Have you tried restarting vscode? Is this a consistent issue?
lucid fable
yeah
"team.showWelcomeMessage": false,
"window.zoomLevel": 0,
"csharp.format.enable": false,
"editor.fontSize": 18,
"keyboard.touchbar.enabled": false,
"editor.codeLens": true,
"csharpfixformat.style.spaces.beforeParenthesis": false,
"workbench.startupEditor": "newUntitledFile",
"csharpfixformat.style.braces.onSameLine": false,
"files.exclude": {
"__pycache__/": true,
".idea": true,
".next": true,
"*.o": true,
"*.pyc": true,
"*/bin/": true,
"*/obj/": true,
"lib": true,
"node_modules": true
},
"gitlens.advanced.messages": {
"suppressShowKeyBindingsNotice": true
},
"gitlens.defaultDateStyle": "absolute",
"workbench.statusBar.feedback.visible": false,
"csharpfixformat.sort.usings.splitGroups": false,
"csharpfixformat.style.braces.allowInlines": true,
"workbench.activityBar.visible": true,
"python.pythonPath": "/Users/carlos/anaconda/bin/python",
"editor.formatOnSave": true,
"csharpfixformat.sort.usings.order": "",
"python.jediEnabled": false,
"python.linting.pylintEnabled": true,
"clang-format.fallbackStyle": "none",
"editor.suggestSelection": "first",
"vsintellicode.modify.editor.suggestSelection": "automaticallyOverrodeDefaultValue"
}
here's me settings.json
eternal flicker
hm, what do the last two settings do?
eternal flicker
Python Language Server is when jediEnabled is false
if you’re using Jedi, shouldn’t be an issue
eternal flicker
hmm
lucid fable
its giving me this when jedi is on
eternal flicker
does it not look right?
lucid fable
but every time i open vs code with python i get that warning
whereas before it just worked
eternal flicker
do you have workspace settings overriding your user settings that’s messing with jediEnabled?
lucid fable
maybe
fixed it
there was like a new extension that got added
and they conflicted
^ it was this
idk wtf this is
but i didnt install it
eternal flicker
looks like the Microsoft Python Language Server extension, if you used jediEnabled false and it prompted you to install it
heavy knot
is it possible to map an if/else statement with one line after a map?
like this
it's kinda glitched
nnoremap <silent> <F5> <esc>:if g:asyncrun_status == 'running'<BAR>AsyncStop<BAR>echo "Script killed!"<BAR>else<BAR>AsyncRun python %<BAR>endif<CR>
---
inoremap <silent> <F5> <esc>:if g:asyncrun_status == 'running'<BAR>AsyncStop<BAR>echo "Script killed!"<BAR>else<BAR>AsyncRun python %<BAR>endif<CR>```Hi guys, I thought that since this is python discord, there's a chance someone is interested in linting on change feature in VS Code and if you are, you can help by upvoting this issue. If you don't want to, just don't do anything, I just wanted this issue to get additional attention, thanks :)
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/408
Also if anybody from mods has issues with this, please just remove my message, I just thought that someone might want to help
delicate gorge
Are people allowed to simply PR features in even if there is no official Plan to do that?
wicked crystal
Are you talking specifically about the repo above or just generally?
Anyway, it's usually pointed out in Contributing Guidelines for the repo
odd lion
there's something confusing me
so with github, you make feature branches to develop features, but when someone merges there's into the master, and then you wanna merge yours, what do you do
violet belfry
?
mint briar
Well, their changes will be in master now so you can just git pull origin master --rebase
river night
for vs code, is there a way to pull up the docstring popup when the cursor is within the function itself, for e.g. pd.read_csv("file.csv", |) where | is the cursor position?
there is Ctrl+K Ctrl+I for pulling up the docstring if the cursor is on the read_csv text, but not while my cursor is inside the function call itself
forest flume
Hi, could you please tell me where I can find the settings in PyCharm to underline a python file in red in the project tab when there is an error in that file ? (tag me in your answer)
Currently, statements with errors are underlined in red in the editor but the file itself is not underlined in the project view.
tawny temple
Is that even a feature in PyCharm in the first place? I can't recall ever seeing that
tawny temple
Don't know why I felt it wasn't in PyCharm
I know it's in other IDEs like Visual Studio
hardy cedar
I have no idea how to enable/disable it though
Maybe it's something that came with material theme
tawny temple
How can I fix issues with colour on Cmder/ConEmu? I've followed the docs to enable true colour but it just isn't working
This is what it should look like:
Even my shell powerline is messed up
low chasm
Is there no dracula theme for Material UI in PyCharm? I use it in IntelliJ
celest violet
What does the debugger in vscode/pycharm do?
hoary sail
@celest violet Debuggers are used for tracing program execution and helping you find bugs in your code ("debugging"). They let you step through program execution and set "breakpoints" where you can pause execution and see the state of variables, etc ... https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/debugging-your-first-python-application.html
celest violet
Thank you
cloud jungle
What python 3 IDE should i get
surreal yoke
You could start out by PyCharm
flint crane
So ugh
travis, github and digital ocean not necessarily digital ocean but any random server travis doesn't support out of the box
I want to somehow create a droplet on digital ocean, connect to it
and run my script which is in after_success: in .travis.yml
There is apparently an example here but I can't seem to figure out how do they connect without putting the ssh public key to new droplet
or do they? if so, how?
probably api lets you add an ssh key :3
lemme see
iron basalt
How do you guys use VSCode workspaces? I can't seem to be able to figure out the ideal workflow they're supposed to support. What I normally do is have a single root folder for all projects, which contains directories for each distinct project. Each of those directories then generally has its own git repository. I prefer to have the ability to have multiple projects open inside the same editor window, and I don't generally use different editor settings for projects, so what I've done is set up a single workspace at the root directory. This works fine, but I think VSCode wants to assume that each workspace has its own git folder, and its git integration gets confused by the fact that there are multiple repositories inside the same workspace. Have I messed up somewhere, or is this correct?
Oo I think it just found the other repositories as well, so disregard
Regardless I'd be happy to hear how people use the workspace system, and whether using a single workspace for all my projects with multiple entirely distinct repos is an anti-pattern
violet belfry
Seems like an antipattern to me, the root directory isn't a workspace, your individual projects are
iron basalt
I would agree, but I don't think VSCode has the ability to have multiple workspaces open inside the same window and navigate through them using the usual explorer
So if I want to have multiple projects inside the same window, they need to be in the same workspace, if I understand this correctly
violet belfry
Yes
Are you working on something where you need to have multiple workspaces open at the same time?
iron basalt
I prefer to have the ability to have tabs from various projects open at the same time, within one window
prisma nexus
I'm doing a project in pycharm using a virtual environment, but I had to reinstall python because there was an issue with sqlite3, is there a quick way to reinitialize the virtual environment rather than creating a new project and copying my files over?
random breach
i chose this 'run file in console' option once and now i cant run the file normally any more
any time i try it runs it in the console again, then display a REPL prompt
anyone had this problem before?
nvm, solved it
you access that from 'Edit Configurations' in the top right
hearty monolith
hey mates, someone fit with git? Need to store a SOCKS5 proxy in my config, but everything I tried so far didn't do the trick.
Essentially git config --global http.proxy socks5://myProxy:1080 didn't do it, same with socks as protocol. Using git for windows
Still ending up with this:
$ git clone git@my-gitlab.de:username/testprojekt.git
Cloning into 'testprojekt'...
ssh: connect to host my-gitlab port 22: Connection timed out
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
I can verify that the proxy is correct, since I have the exact same proxy configured in putty, and the connection works from there
heavy knot
@hearty monolith what if you try to clone with https instead of ssh?
hearty monolith
it works with HTTPS, already tried that. But I have some 5GB repos and the payload is too huge to use HTTPS.
I could adjust my config to allow that, but I'd rather make use of keys and SSH
$ ssh -T git@myGitlab.de
already times out
hearty monolith
i'll give it a shot. Thanks, @heavy knot . This is driving me nuts. Big downside if you are working in a big(ger) company
heavy knot
No problem! I don’t have experience with proxying ssh on windows but I can try it layer on when I’m at my workplace
hearty monolith
same here lol... forced to use windows :0
heavy knot
The only reason I use windows is for games 😅
hearty monolith
@heavy knot i might be onto something with the hint you gave me
heavy knot
@hearty monolith Okay! Do keep me updated since I’m interested in what may have fixed it
hearty monolith
not fixed yet, but I assume I added a HTTP proxy and using an SSH connection, so it doesn't work for obvious reasons
I know I usually can store an SSH-proxy in .ssh/config but not sure if windows mounts that automatically
since it works in putty, I might be able to change from openSSH to putty - have to give it a shot
heavy knot
Well .ssh should work on windows since git for windows store its ssh connection within that folder
hearty monolith
i mean, i have the following files in there:
no config though. It might be done with simply adding the file
heavy knot
As far as I know that should work 😁
hearty monolith
Just digged around deeper, can't find any setup for storing an "ssh-proxy" if that even is a thing.
weird
heavy knot
What happens if you create the config file with the data from that article?
Maybe this provides to be useful
true scroll
Hi! Anyone here using vscode and the jupyter notebook support from the python extension ?
I have an issue related to my current working directory
I am running this code:
#%% #this is for allow run cell from jupyter notebook
import os
print("Hello World!")
print(os.getcwd())
And if use the debugger (F5) the console output is:
(base) theis@theis:~/code/N_path_intership/PlottingCode$ cd /home/theis/code/N_path_intership/PlottingCode/python ; env PYTHONIOENCODING=UTF-8 PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 /home/theis/anaconda3/bin/python /home/theis/.vscode/extensions/ms-python.python-2019.4.11881/pythonFiles/ptvsd_launcher.py --default --client --host localhost --port 34295 /home/theis/code/N_path_intership/PlottingCode/python/t7est7.py
conda activate base
Hello World!
/home/theis/code/N_path_intership/PlottingCode/python
While if I run the cell this happens:
Hello World!
/home/theis/code/N_path_intership/PlottingCode
I am completely lost about how to fix it
twilit patrol
@true scroll can you put "%%debug" at the start of your cell and try like that?
true scroll
This is what I get
sinful cypress
hey guys
how do i save a.py file as a PDF?
i need to turn in a Python file for a school assignment as a PDF
and as stupid as it sounds, it's required
eternal flicker
you should be able to just convert it to a pdf, no? It’s essentially a text file
languid helm
You can usually select pdf when trying to print something.
If there is no direct way to do it in the software
vernal patio
@sinful cypress try loading the file into libreoffice WRITE and then export it as a PDF.
stiff maple
Hi I trying to generate documentation with Sphinx, but I am getting the following error for all of my python packages when running make html
WARNING: autodoc: failed to import module 'codename.api' from module 'com'; the following exception was raised:
No module named 'com'
I read many solutions, primarily the most common suggestion I found was to add to Sys path in config.py but I am still getting the warning and as a result nothing is getting documented when its generated.
I was wondering if anybody had any suggestions.
My directory structure is as follows
ProjectFolder
+ com
+ + _init_.py
+ + codename(redacted)
+ + + _init_.py
+ + + Bot.py
+ + + api
+ + + + _init_.py
+ + + + apiParser.py
+ + + + jsonTools.py
+ + + cogs
+ + + + _init_.py
+ + + + apiCog.py
+ + + discord
+ + + + _init_.py
+ + + + discordTools.py
+ + + json
+ + + + _init_.py
+ + + + jsonDataTools.py
I got it. I'm an idiot and apparently put the main package as the sys path instead of the root. Setting it as the root fixed it.
rugged hare
@stiff maple do you really have files named _init_.py? They should be __init__.py
stiff maple
I typed that all manually, it was whatever PyCharm generated.
rugged hare
ok
stiff maple
I mistyped the name of those files.
tight root
Hey. Any VSCode guru around here?
Was watching the last Corey Schafer video about VSCode to check for new tips to use it
and found out my Intellisense is basically not working
Well not for every modules.. The first example he gives on Intellisense is with the requests module, and on my computer it doesn't suggest any method when I type r = requests.
dense pawn
Did you install the Python extension for VSC?
dense pawn
Ah, is your python environment discovered correctly or did you set it right manually?
Should show up on the status bar in the lower left
tight root
facepalm
dense pawn
Like, if your requests package is installed in a virtualenv or something, and VSC isn't showing the venv'd python as the current... it won't know it's there 😄
tight root
I did also pip install requests to check if I had it..
I tried to clean up all my env, even deleting a previous /anaconda/ thing
closed VS, did pip install requests again and it actually installed it
now it's working..
Btw... what the hell happened here?
I did even upgrade pip like 10mn ago. Now it says it's not upgraded anymore
Cleaned envs
dense pawn
Well, I see you're on Mac, and I see /usr/local/bin, which is usually from homebrew
Homebrew's pip for python 3 is called pip3, so if you pip install it will use python 2, which from your env list is /usr/bin, which is the stock system python
You're probably going to want to brew install python@2 if you need to use pip and python 2 that's more up to date...
Also using an environment manager is highly recommended. I would suggest pipenv, which is incredibly useful and a lot less painful than most
tight root
Wow... lot of information
I remember using brew once or twice, probably that case
But I always used pip for everything.. Inside regular terminal and inside VSCode terminal
dense pawn
Sure, but which pip you're using and where it's putting stuff can change.
tight root
What is the point of using an environment manager? I used to have anaconda for simple installation, but it messed everything up so I uninstalled it (and probably installed python3 using brew lol)
dense pawn
Well, there's probably two main reasons
One is isolation, the other is bundling.
To give an example with pipenv, it uses a file describing the packages you want in the environment, called Pipfile, and with only pipenv installed, you can do something like pipenv install, and it will create the isolated environment and install the packages into it
Then you can do simple stuff like pipenv shell to get a shell in the env, or pipenv run blah to run blah in the env directly.
Plus update all the bundled packages with a single command, etc.
VSCode understands environments like that too, and usually automatically picks them if they exist
That means from a dev perspective, you could git clone a repo, open it up in VSCode, pipenv install, and the python tooling in VSCode will recognize it all and have access to the packages present in it
Without ever installing those packages on your global python installation
(hence the isolation part)
tight root
So it's kinda of bad practice to install every packages (even used once) in the same (basic) env ?
dense pawn
Eh, depends. If it's just some local dev on a laptop and you're not planning to change much over time, or have a need to build things that can deploy to remote servers in large stacks and can benefit from isolating them from each other... nah
It's not so much that not using environments and isolating packages from each other is bad practice, moreso just that there are potential benefits to it. Same rationale as using containers, in a sense. Isolating pieces from each other and bundling them into a group can provide certain benefits
One of the most obvious benefits of the bundling approach is that you can specify what packages/versions your code A) needs and B) has been tested with.
There's many ways to specify that, but using an environment will help ensure that your code doesn't run against some other version of a package that's already on the system.
A container image has the same sort of goal in mind. "This has all been tested together". As versions change over time, sometimes the same code doesn't work right anymore. It's a common class of bug that's easy to avoid by 'pinning' versions
Blah blah, those aren't generally "just writing some code on my laptop" concerns, but it's not hard to setup isolated envs anyway as a good practice ;P
tight root
Hmm ty for all those informations.
dense pawn
lol sure
tight root
To be honest, I'm still the guy "wring code on my laptop" but always trying to improve
dense pawn
To be clear, wasn't intending to cast aspersions on that! I have the most fun that way
I've just also spent a decade or two writing code that money changes hands over, so more considerations should be taken ;P
tight root
For sure! Thanks for the time spent explaining me that.
Any good video explaining how envs work on Mac?
(idk why but now that I discovered Corey Schaffer, I feel that I have to learn everything new by watching videos)
(and of course.. trying myself)
dense pawn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qmnh5C4Pmo this looks like a decent intro to pipenv, and is using mac and VSCode
tight root
ty!
stiff maple
So I am trying to add a description to a method in Sphinx and the doc string does not show up even though if I put the same doc string in another method it shows up. Parameters do not show up in the docs when its generated either the only thing that shows up is "discord.ext.commands.core.Command object" in place of where the parameters would be. Any ideas?
It should show addfolder(self,ctx, aname, foldername, channelid, inverted)
instead it shows addfolder = <discord.ext.commands.core.Command object>
covert plume
df.tail() does not seem to show in jupyter unless I print it explicitly. Is this normal behavior? It was giving me nice output but now it is only text based
covert plume
How do I use a custom class in a new cell in jupyter? I doesn't seem to recognize it?
nvm
ashen breach
Can FFMPEG do MP3 Tagging (album, artist, album cover, etc.)?
gloomy saddle
anyone know git push syntax to automatically push local branch to origin, with tracking, with same name?
oh is it HEAD
git push -u origin HEAD ?
random breach
is there a standalone exe tool that can create an empty venv of a given python version?
something that could work regardless of whether the user had python installed on their system or not
balmy cargo
so not an empty venv exactly, but a self-contained python executable as well so they could run your app without installing python? that would be pyinstaller. you can run that on your whole project when its ready to distribute
barren iron
You might be able to find pyenv with a .exe installer
deep estuary
balmy cargo
now that i re-read, it does seem like they are asking more for something for dev than distribution. whoops
random breach
basically something that does what python -m venv [directory] does but as a standalone exe that doesn't need python installed on the system
so youd do something like make_venv -3.7-64 [directory] and bam, it'll make a fresh venv based on the latest version of 3.7 x64 in that directory
tawny temple
Not that I know of but doesn't seem too hard to write yourself
random breach
ive been trying. running into a bootstrapping problem.
tawny temple
You basically just need to fetch python, there are portable distributions provided for major versions iirc
random breach
the only portable python install ive found is WinPython and the releases for that are spotty
tawny temple
they have releases in zip files don't they?
random breach
the python installer cant do multiple installs of the same version
the zip files are bare and dont even have the venv module
theyre intended for embedding python into other applications
tawny temple
Maybe use something like miniconda for managing multiple versions?
random breach
ill take a look at that. but ideally i'd like to not have to install anything else
just one exe that'll download all the required stuff and make the venv
tawny temple
idk if it's portable
random breach
i wish this was built into the official installers
at the very least a 'portable install' option
tawny temple
Miniconda seems like a good option https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/windows.html#installing-in-silent-mode
I wonder if you'd even have to run the installer for the clients or if you can run it once, take the output files, and package them in your script/program
random breach
one thing i've considered is using py -[version] -m venv path then packing the result of that for distribution
but ideally i'd like to all happen on the end user's side
tawny temple
I believe venv's still rely on a global python version
I've tried using a venv made for a version of python I dont have and it broke
random breach
do they??? ah shit
tawny temple
Don't know specifics but that is my experience
try it out for yourself, not hard to test
random breach
yep
wonder if it's just an environment variable config issue
maybe I need to set PYTHONPATH first
heavy knot
What IDEs do you guys use
manic minnow
vscode
tawny temple
VSCode technically isn't an IDE
manic minnow
yeah but i doubt thats what hes asking
tawny temple
Realistically, what IDEs are out there for Python anyway? PyCharm, VS, and Spyder are all I can think of
mint briar
yeah
plush tree
@pallid wing https://stackoverflow.com/questions/234564/tab-key-4-spaces-and-auto-indent-after-curly-braces-in-vim
pallid wing
Thanks
dire quartz
@pliant panther There are tools similar to CMake for Python as well. I'm not necessarily the best person to ask about this, but maybe https://github.com/pypa/pipenv could fit your needs.
pliant panther
Gotcha, I'll check it out!
dire quartz
I'm also not sure if this is necessarily the best solution to the problem, but it seems like you can install packages from the local filesystem with pip: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15031694/installing-python-packages-from-local-file-system-folder-to-virtualenv-with-pip
pliant panther
Hrm, yeah. I'm just not sure when/where to make that decision. I can see workflows where I'll want trunk, or a branch, or a local dev copy, and I'm not sure where or how the developer makes that decision
dire quartz
I mean, if you can pip install from the local filesystem, you could check out the version you want, build the local package then pip install it into the dependee.
For testing purposes.
pliant panther
True, good point
random breach
anyone used any python memory usage profiling tools they'd recommend?
tawny temple
Aren't they all kinda underwhelming? I remember looking into it once and it turns out profiling memory is kinda tricky in Python IIRC
random breach
anything would be better than what im relying on atm
which is basically looking at task manager 😛
copper compass
@heavy knot
heavy knot
hi
heavy knot
got it! Why can't I use IDLE btw?
copper compass
It's just bad
heavy knot
I like it because I don't have to configure anything
copper compass
It breaks weirdly, it is missing essential features, it's confusing
How much of a beginner are you?
heavy knot
CS minor, took about a 1 year break from coding
copper compass
You'd probably be OK with an IDE then?
heavy knot
Yeah I've used Atom and Sublime at the request of my friends but I always found myself going back to IDLE lol
heavy knot
Previous model of the Macbook Air bootcamped to Windows
copper compass
Alright
well if you're secure in how well it performs, you should grab a copy of PyCharm Community
heavy knot
Would this solve the git issue?
copper compass
This is the first consideration - getting you a decent editor
you said you don't want to have to set up a bunch of plugins, and PyCharm is a mostly all-inclusive IDE
it's what I use myself, although I use the pro version
heavy knot
Okay I'll grab that after class, thank you
copper compass
Also it does have git integration if that's your thing
the second thing to think about is your project layout
are you using a virtualenv?
gloomy saddle
no
gloomy saddle
you're tlaking about macos bootcamp?
heavy knot
yes
gloomy saddle
yeah completely different thing lol
heavy knot
just my .py and a few txt files need to run the test suite on
heavy knot
negligibly small
copper compass
so you don't have any big files, and you don't have lots of files
what git command did you run?
heavy knot
git init worked fine then
git add .
ran me up to 131F
gloomy saddle
fahrenheit?
heavy knot
yes
gloomy saddle
oh 55 c
heavy knot
20 degrees over my comfort level
gloomy saddle
that's not terrible
heavy knot
That's like gaming comp temp, no?
copper compass
nah, gaming comp is like 80c
heavy knot
Well that's good, I do try to keep it as low as possible though
gloomy saddle
you did these git commands inside an isolated project folder, right?
copper compass
Oh, good thinking
heavy knot
define isolated
also i'll do status now
should I do status from within the project folder?
copper compass
When you open the command prompt, you are doing cd path/to/my/project first, right?
gloomy saddle
its a folder with just a couple' files in it, nothin' else
heavy knot
correct
copper compass
try git status from wherever you ran the add from
heavy knot
holy shit
gloomy saddle
post a screenshot of ur console maybe
heavy knot
when I did status, the display looks like it's trying to do my entire tree
copper compass
yeah, so you're in the wrong place
heavy knot
but I did cd first
gloomy saddle
cna you show screenshot?
heavy knot
yes, one minute
gloomy saddle
is this like... windows subsystem for linux
gloomy saddle
you have $ as your prompt, but on a Windows file system
gloomy saddle
type pwd
copper compass
You're in the wrong folder
heavy knot
also I'm worried gitbash did permanent changes to my drive
gloomy saddle
what it give you
copper compass
this is your home folder
heavy knot
/c/users/[me]
gloomy saddle
so you never cded then
heavy knot
i did!
gloomy saddle
presses X to doubt
heavy knot
reeeee
gloomy saddle
should just be able to delete the .git folder there
heavy knot
do basically my entire drive got gitted?
heavy knot
😦
gloomy saddle
depending on the option you chose when installing?
copper compass
Nah, there were messages about it
heavy knot
can the line endings break anything
gloomy saddle
i think it displays the path you're currently on above the $ ?
copper compass
It changed things under your home directory
heavy knot
so is that just my own personal files?
copper compass
No, there are hidden folders there with application and system data
It's just all specific to your user account
heavy knot
maybe I'll just copy paste my code into google drive
gloomy saddle
this is a surprisingly nice detailed explanation about git's LF/CRLF settings and shenanigans
might even be something you could do to set it to want CRLF and then add everything again...
gloomy saddle
lf
manic minnow
was scrolling up, did you git add your whole pc?
heavy knot
fuck yeah I did
gloomy saddle
git add . on the C:\ drive would be pretty funny
heavy knot
would that fry the os
manic minnow
assuming everything there was crlf, you could probably use git to convert back lol
gloomy saddle
well to be fair you'd moreso run into a lot of permission errors probably
heavy knot
fire with fire, git with git
manic minnow
i think youre probably fine
it shouldnt touch binary files
i think it would only be a problem if there were somehow files that needed to be LF, which i kind of doubt
(if youre on win)
so im still curious
this would only convert if you had git manually setup to convert or if the repo was set to convert right?
heavy knot
I'm on win but it's bootcamped, is that okay?
gloomy saddle
well i looked at C:\Users\<me>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\Custom.theme and it was in CRLF
on my system
i would check and see on yours
heavy knot
just ran c cleaner, only caused 2 registry errors
gloomy saddle
@manic minnow files are normally in CRLF in windows and i would imagine git would've changed them to LF?
manic minnow
i dont know why they would be changed at all
unless you manually set it up to change
or are connected to a repo with that enabled
gloomy saddle
what does git config --global core.eol give you in console flopsy
heavy knot
It output the same line about "warning something something changed to LF something" 8x10^9 times
heavy knot
add, never even made it to the commit
heavy knot
i closed the terminal to kill the process back when it happened
manic minnow
well if you type git status
i assume it shows a ton of files?
do you have the original warning?
it might not actually have touched your files
heavy knot
I do not
maybe it was just outputting a warning
how can I make pylint globally ignore an error?
manic minnow
@heavy knot can you look at git status, find a file name, and check on disk if it has a new timestamp
heavy knot
also, I'm trying to do this again only the correct way, and when I do
git config --[mygithubname]
it says the key (which I'm guessing my e-mail) was not found
sure but I should prob finish this first
or can I run 2 of these?
Ik I can
but I feel like it would be a bad idea
gloomy saddle
heavy knot
Thanks Ivo, I'll try that after lunch
sinful zinc
hopefully the C drive is not a git repository
so it would immediately notice the lack of C:\.git
heavy knot
Commit seems to have worked, however the files do not appear on github
also the add I did before the commit worked
as well as the init
Did I somehow mess things up by making the repo private?
heavy knot
oh that explains it
iron basalt
if you have origin set and want to push to the master branch then you would do git push origin master
heavy knot
to establish the destination would that be
yee
heavy knot
So I set the destination as the direct link to the repo which I also now made public, but neither git push --all or git push origin master seems to work
It says:
either specify the url from the command line or set up a remote repo
and I thought I did both of those
iron basalt
did you name it origin though?
if you do git remote -v it will show you the remotes you have set
heavy knot
oh my, I thought origin was a keyword
iron basalt
origin is used by default when you clone afaik
so it remembers where the code came from
heavy knot
why didn't git commit --all work then?
iron basalt
commit is just local, it won't go to github
heavy knot
oh right my bad
Do you know what could be denying my rights to the push if I already made the repo public?
iron basalt
mm what does it say exactly?
public / private shouldn't make a difference if you own the repo
mint briar
do you have your git creds configured?
heavy knot
yes, I did both the global name and email
mint briar
you need to set up your ssh key with github to push with ssh
if you're cloning with git@github.com:name/repo, git uses SSH whereas if you're using https://github.com/name/repo, it just uses HTTPS
heavy knot
I'll do the latter, do you know how to delete the remote origin I set up before?
mint briar
git remote remove origin
heavy knot
"remove is not a git command"
mint briar
remote followed by remove
mint briar
no prob
heavy knot
it worked! 😃
Thank you everyone
Now I'm going to write down the exact steps so I'll never forget
I'm surprised none of my CS classes ever taught us about github
It seems like everyone uses it
iron basalt
in my opinion if youre just starting its easier to initialise the repo on github and then clone it
because that will automatically set origin for you
and then you can just stage -> commit -> push
heavy knot
Hmmm. Which way is it typically done in industry? I'll just try to get used to whichever that is
iron basalt
in industry its probably more common to clone / pull from already existing repositories since you will rarely be starting new projects, but im not sure
for personal projects is a matter of preference
mint briar
yeah there isn't really a hard-and-fast rule for it
just depends on when you're making the github repo
If you've already got a project locally that you want to put on github, it's easier to make a github repo and add the remote to your local project
If you're making a new project, it's easier to just make the github repo and then clone it
heavy knot
Got it. Thanks again guys
dim igloo
Hi guys someone can help me with pycharm interperter?
I already tried adding the conda, or pipenv but say there are no executables.
I did a search and it really does not exist
I already tried to reinstall and it did not solve
I have projects in python that have to be done through pycharm and I can not because it does not find environments
iron basalt
Can you run your Python code outside of PyCharm?
The base interpreter should point to your installation of Python that you normally use, the env is then built off that
I don't really use PyCharm but I can try to help you if it's an urgency
If you can run your Python code in a terminal using something like python my_file.py then you can run where python (assuming windows) and it will show you where python is
You would then set that path as the base interpreter
dim igloo
Can you run your Python code outside of PyCharm
Yes i use more times JupyterNotebook
But only for study, now im trying to program with kivy and Tk and on jupyter its more hardest
where python i tried this one
But when i select the python.exe and the interpreter is choosen they dont execute the program
Or if i choose conda env they got some errors
@iron basalt Its hard for me fix the problem
iron basalt
What do you mean by they dont execute the program
dim igloo
for exemple, i give you a print, i have print("...") and the pycharm execute but dont give a output on console
iron basalt
Are you sure that you are running the correct file
These need to match to run that file
dim igloo
But i have some errors when i choose the env and interpreter
dim igloo
When is conda, i havent the python.exe on the folder conda
And when is on the python, dont give errors but dont run ir nathing
Would it be too much work for you to connect to my pc with the teamviewer?
iron basalt
Have you tried right clicking the tab and clicking run as in the screenshot above
Sorry I cannot do that
dim igloo
It's complicated to explain mistakes I've never seen, and even youtube does not solve
iron basalt
I understand but have you tried clicking the tab and clicking run, as in the screenshot above
dim igloo
I go try for 300 time XD
iron basalt
I'm asking because it's fairly common in PyCharm that people run a different file that is set as the starting point of their project
iron basalt
Please right click Aula_1.py (the tab) and click run, as shown in the screenshot above 👀
That should create the config automatically too
iron basalt
There we go
dim igloo
I was setting up by myself
iron basalt
Now you can see in the top right next to the run button, the config says Aula_1, that means every time you press the run button, it will run this file (even if you have a different file open)
If you decide you want to run a different file, you have to explicitly tell PyCharm to do that
dim igloo
The conda continues with errors, but at least now I can use the main python
I understood, I did not know it automatically generated this way, I thought it had to be me to set it up.
Thank you very much
iron basalt
Yeah no problem, it's definitely confusing
dim igloo
Now I will learn to try to work with the Tk library in one night ...
last quail
For some reason I can't get sphinx autodoc to work, the class gets displayed just fine but the docstring I have included with it no.
.. currentmodule is set and it's right because the class' signature is being displayed.
Here's the class def with the docstring https://hastebin.com/vonimiqefe.py
Any ideas?
last quail
also sphinxcontrib.napoleon just won't work for me
last quail
re-did the sphinx quickstart and now it works flawlessly, weird 
heavy knot
Anyone know what would cause anaconda prompt to not recognize pip even though I have I installed and ran get-pip.py?
static cedar
Anaconda runs its own environment isolated from your normal python install. They also expect you to use conda instead of pip
heavy knot
how is "conda" not recognized in an anaconda prompt, what is this madness
also this looks exactly like a cmd except the title bar says anaconda prompt
I'll try reinstalling it I guess
static herald
Anyone knows why vscode doesn't use the python environment defined in settings.json?
It shows up in the select options but when i select it, nothing happens, it does not get selected 😮
gloomy saddle
@heavy knot sure you're not already in python shell?
also miniconda is great if you don't want to start out with all their default packages
heavy knot
I think it was actually cuz I didn't select the option to make conda the default python
I didn't know exactly what that would do
eternal flicker
could it be that you have to assign it to something before pycharm stops complaining?
random breach
you mean like this?
eternal flicker
ok pycharm is drunk
random breach
(sound_device_test) C:\Users\admin\Documents\Projects\sound_device_test\python-sounddevice>pipenv install git+https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice#egg=sounddevice
Courtesy Notice: Pipenv found itself running within a virtual environment, so it will automatically use that environment, instead of creating its own for any project. You can set PIPENV_IGNORE_VIRTUALENVS=1 to force pipenv to ignore that environment and create its
own instead. You can set PIPENV_VERBOSITY=-1 to suppress this warning.
Installing git+https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice#egg=sounddevice…
Warning: You installed a VCS dependency in non-editable mode. This will work fine, but sub-dependencies will not be resolved by $ pipenv lock.
To enable this sub-dependency functionality, specify that this dependency is editable.
Collecting sounddevice from git+https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice#egg=sounddevice
Cloning https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice to c:\users\admin\appdata\local\temp\pip-install-fyakoy7r\sounddevice
Error: An error occurred while installing git+https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice#egg=sounddevice!
b' Running command git clone -q https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice \'C:\\Users\\admin\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\pip-install-fyakoy7r\\sounddevice\'\n Running command git submodule update --init --recursive -q\n error: Server does not allow request for unad
vertised object f684e3a8c96877a98e28b2089b3fbd7657312f3b\n Fetched in submodule path \'_sounddevice_data/portaudio-binaries\', but it did not contain f684e3a8c96877a98e28b2089b3fbd7657312f3b. Direct fetching of that commit failed.\nERROR: Command "git submodule up
date --init --recursive -q" failed with error code 1 in C:\\Users\\admin\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\pip-install-fyakoy7r\\sounddevice\n'
Installation Failed
how would i solve this? seems like it's not really liking the _sounddevice_data submodule
repo is here: https://github.com/0xf0f/python-sounddevice
tawny temple
Based on that, I think it doesn't like that the submodule references that specific commit
This is really weird actually...
I don't see where that commit for the submodule is
If I click on it, it takes me to spatialaudio/portaudio-binaries and I see 0xf0f's commit at the top
but if I switch back to master, that commit is gone and there are also no other branches
And it's the original repo, not a fork or anything
Something fishy going on 😒
tawny temple
Removed what? The submodule?
random breach
yeah, just readded the files in its place
tawny temple
The fix would be to set the submodule to a proper commit
random breach
this is the first time ive ever come into contact with submodules 😅
also pycharm might have been the culprit, since that's what i used to commit
maybe it's time to learn how to use git properly...
tawny temple
The docs on submodules can be a bit overwhelming. Though IIRC it isn't much of a concern when you aren't modifying code in the submodule
But if you are, there are are different ways to deal with commits and pushing changes to remote etc
I forgot that stuff so when I revist old projects with submodules I just commit and push in a separate dedicated repo rather than in the submodule 😄
brittle isle
Do you guys know how to properly manage mapping in Celery, i.e. I have these tasks
from celery import task
@task
def foo():
return [1, 2, 3]
@task
def bar(n):
return n * 2
And I would like to define a workflow like that
from celery import group
(foo.s() | ???(bar.s())).delay().get()
Which would return [2, 4, 6]. I would like ??? to act as group (i.e. parallelizing tasks) but mapping an iterable instead of applying the same result to the same one. I could not manage to find a proper way to do that yet without having to deal with non-trivial subtasks management, any idea?
Or even better for y use, an equivalent of chord with the same idea of mapping an interable.
lyric tulip
Why does editing html in pycharm feel so clunky with reorganizing indent levels? Am I approaching this wrong or is it just a funky experience?
cunning yew
what am I supposed to do here
barren iron
Its asking what you want to make the ".csv file open
Its a excel table... right?
@cunning yew
cunning yew
I think so, I'm learning csv reading and writing from a yt video
its like an excel table
barren iron
Ok, you can just cancel that screen
cunning yew
thats it?
god i didn't learn anything yesterday thinking i cant use csv on pycharm
🤦 thanks
barren iron
Pipfile.lock (8a3288) out of date, updating to (ca72e7)…
Locking [dev-packages] dependencies…
Locking [packages] dependencies…
Locking Failed!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:/users/mcarthur/appdata/local/programs/python/python37/lib/site-packages/pipenv/resolver.py", line 3, in <module>
import json
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'json'
File "c:/users/mcarthur/appdata/local/programs/python/python37/lib/site-packages/pipenv/resolver.py", line 3, in <module>
import json
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'json'
Anyone ever seen this error before?
Pipenv python 7.3.1 in windows 10
I've tried reinstalling and upgrading both pipenv and python.
cold gate
I can't say that I have. Weird.
Uhm, you probably have no issues importing it yourself?
Did something happen to the venv itself?
Can you import it with the python binary of the venv, I mean
barren iron
Ill try all of that... for windows usually re installing python fixes these issues
I will let you know how it goes
@cold gate Can you import it with the python binary of the venv, I mean what do you mean?
I've never used venv, what am I trying to prove?
cold gate
You're working with a pipenv venv, right? If that specific virtual env is broken (i.e., json doesn't work with that binary of Python), then it may be that pipenv in general fails, although I'm sure if pipenv will even use the virtual environment interpreter to lock.
cold gate
Yeah, that will probably work. Deleting and recreating the virtual environment should work
barren iron
I had a old python 3.6 venv
But damn, that's a interesting way to display it isnt it?
xD
cold gate
It's cryptic, yeah
barren iron
Anyways thanks for the help once again
random breach
what error are you getting
oh thats what the second link is nvm
yep i got that same error
last updates were 4 years ago so thats probably why
barren iron
gr8
vivid cargo
lol
molten smelt
A while ago vs code updated and now it prompts me for a certain type of execution whenever I run it with f5
would there be a way for it to set a default so that when I'm working on a project I don't have to manually select the debug configuration every time i run it?
tawny temple
It means that, in between when you last pulled and right now, someone else has pushed their own changes
You need to integrate their changes into your local clone of the repository before you can push your own changes.
heavy knot
But it's a private repository
iron basalt
maybe you made some manual changes like editing the readme directly on github?
tawny temple
Or you are on a different computer that has an outdated version of the repo
heavy knot
There isn't a readme and I only have used github on my laptop however I did delete an input file on the github end, would that do it?
tawny temple
Yes, it would
heavy knot
Noted, no more "git add ." So what now? Delete the repo and make a new one?
heavy knot
Won't that overwrite on my local end?
tawny temple
It doesn't overwrite, it will ask you to merge
It tries to automatically resolve any conflicting changes
If it can't, then it will ask you to manually fix conflicts
heavy knot
Do I trust it to "automatically" fix things though
tawny temple
Yes
I've never had it go wrong
Well, not entirely true
Like it could still make for invalid code
but it wouldn't overwrite any changes
heavy knot
Thank you
covert plume
Is this a good place to ask GIT questions?
I have a Pelican static website that I would like to push to GitHub pages. But the way it is set up is a little strange. I have my configuration files (Makefile, pelican.conf, etc.) stored in one remote github repo, and the actually blog files (HTML/CSS, etc) get pushed to the github pages repo.
Locally, I have a single repo, and I am not sure how to push some files to my config repo, and my HTML files to my pages repo.
I keep getting the following error whenever I try to push
$ git push src master
To github.com:Timothy-Pulliam/linuxandchill-src.git
! [rejected] master -> master (non-fast-forward)
error: failed to push some refs to 'git@github.com:Timothy-Pulliam/linuxandchill-src.git'
hint: Updates were rejected because a pushed branch tip is behind its remote
hint: counterpart. Check out this branch and integrate the remote changes
hint: (e.g. 'git pull ...') before pushing again.
hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.
I was in a detached head state
steel dune
@covert plume I assume that you commited localy to your master branch, and that the origin/master branch has evolved since you diverted from it.
solution:
first give another named branch to you work
$ git checkout -b yourfeature
then replace your local master where it should point (the last origin/master branch your were sync to
$ git branch -f master origin/master
sync up your master
$ git checkout master
$ git pull
covert plume
@steel dune, I figured it out. I was in a detached head state, because apparantly that's how git submodules work.
I'm not using submodules anymore
at least not for what I'm trying to do
steel dune
ho good then !
covert plume
Thanks though
steel dune
no problem ! 😃
heavy knot
hello guys
i have some problem with compiling file
i can access some index through another py file, but when i compile the main.py file
and when i try to access the index again, it says no such file :
any suggestions?
tawny temple
Try them all out and see what you like
barren iron
Visual studio or visual studio code?
tawny temple
Or look up some videos of them in action
barren iron
I'd say if you are considering Emacs and vim, use one of them
But honestly vscode is my favourite of the 3 - nice and graphical, but also fast on reasonable hardware
faint tundra
i heard vscode is good and vim is good
but i am using emacs right now.
only downside is that it takes 10 hours to configure before you can actually do work.
barren iron
Well vim is similar
Vscode has a UI for extensions, it's nicer to use.
But you can't config it the same
barren iron
I mean sublime text is a thing
It's the middle ground
In fact, that would probs be what I recommend you
Or neovim.
faint tundra
does it support more than text editing.
barren iron
You can install some terminals into it
Like, as seperate tabs
I got that working
It also has a nice open source package manager
dusky blaze
Here's a bit of a weird question
What do you all think about Convention vs Simplicity. ie When choosing a tool, framework, module, etc etc. Using what is standard and widely adopted, versus using something that may be simpler and 'easier' for your task at hand
I think some people are too quick to stack on tools that make it simpler for them in the short term,
Then a new person on the team or their replacement inherits a stack with 100 different tools,
But if they stick to more conventional things it reduces tribal knowledge and onboarding costs
plush tree
If adding a tool is more complex than implementing it yourself, you probably don't need that tool.
cunning pendant
Hey! How do I install ipython module on debian? I installed it by using pip, but when I try to run my code I get an error saying that the module does not exist.
eternal flicker
what tool are you using to code?
prisma nexus
did you use pip3? it sounds like you might have installed it for python2 but not python3 and then tried to run your python3 code
@cunning pendant
cunning pendant
Oh, thee pip i different for python 2 and 3? I did not realize that.
Semms I only had pip for python 2 installed. Is it safe to remove that and only keep the python3-pip package?
eternal flicker
I recommend not touching any Python installations installed by the OS, it's used for OS tasks and removing them might break stuff
cunning pendant
I don't rhink pip is installed by default, so I can't imagine what would break?
languid helm
pip installed by default on newer python versions
pearl eagle
prisma nexus
also pip2 and pip3 cohabitate just fine on my system (ubuntu and mint)
cold gate
@languid helm There may be distro-shipped Python installations that come without pip
cunning pendant
I'll just leave it be for now. Can't use that much space on the machine.
prisma nexus
you may be able to do the pyhton3 -m pip <package>
fading glen
@velvet ivy what do you mean? Can you post a full error?
Context
what does it mean when pycharm gives me main error, (PLEASE PING AFTER THE RESPONS)
velvet ivy
bright jolt
Hello, I hope this is the right room for a question about GIT. So, I'm extremely new to it and I'm currently working on some jupyter notebooks during my free time at work. Now, they're part of a repository and I can see from the GIT website that they're actually updated so it looks like I committed correctly or whatever's the correct terminology
Now, if I open the same repository from my home pc I cannot see the updates
What I did was cd until I got to the correct folder (since I already had it here) and git bash actually shows (master) next to it so I suppose it's correct
git status returns that my branch is up to date even if it isn't
Am I missing something here?
tawny temple
Run got fetch first
bright jolt
Okay, I just did a git pull and now it's fine
tawny temple
Or that
bright jolt
I still don't understand why git status didn't say that there were differences between the local files and the ones on git
tawny temple
That's what fetch is for
bright jolt
I'm quite sure this is just me not understanding git at all
tawny temple
It fetches changes from the remote repository (ie from githubj
It doesn't apply the changes, but just updates the "cache" so to say
bright jolt
Ok, I think I get it
Still, then what is git status for?
For some reason I thought it would actually check local rep against git rep
tawny temple
Well it does, but it uses the local cache of the github repository
Rather than connecting online to github
That's why keeping the cache up to date with git fetch is needed
bright jolt
Ah, fair enough
So git fetch needs to be followed by something else I suppose?
Since it only updates the cache?
tawny temple
You can run git fetch then git status right after
But when you do pulls, git will automatically runs fetch beforehand. So if all you want to do is pull, fetch isn't needed
But if you want to check the status before pulling, then it is
tawny temple
You're welcome
dusky blaze
Hey all
Is anyone here using docker for dev environments? In particular the new remote extensions for VSC
I'm running into a lot of time wasted on edge cases developing on Windows for Linux systems so I thought it would be a good idea to move everything to a docker container
cold gate
I don't use VSC, so I can't comment on the new extension, but we do use docker for our projects here at PyDis
forest bay
I wouldn't recommend Docker as a dev environment
a lightweight headless VM would be a better option
Docker is designed for single isolated processes, often long-lived
You'll be constantly fighting the filesystem and network isolation for every tool you use
barren iron
What about using docker-compose volumes?
My Docker Images deal with all the pipenv-side of things, While my docker-compose scripts ensure the database and code are running and mounted.
sand pivot
GitHub question:
I pushed my local changed to a branch called WIP
I then created a new branch on GH called develop
I want to open a PR from WIP (which has my recent commit) to develop (which is empty) but when I try to open a PR I see
develop and WIP are identical.```Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
sand pivot
No
Just made one in the GH web gui
In the branch search I just typed in "develop" which didn't exist and it offered to create one
sand pivot
It appears to be empty as there isn't any file in it
tawny temple
Does it have any commits?
sand pivot
So commit to develop?
tawny temple
You're sure you selected it so that it goes from WIP to develop?
tawny temple
Mind linking your repository?
sand pivot
Np thank you
tawny temple
Why can't you just merge directly into develop
sand pivot
Yeah for a colleague to review
sand pivot
Np I'll see what I can do. Thanks for your help
sand pivot
Do i have the right git workflow:
- create local dir
- run
git initin this dir - create a remote dir
- clone remote dir into local dir via `git clone <remote URL>
- create working branch via
git checkout -b work-in-progress - commit changes to work-in-progress
7.push changes
rain kiln
-
Optional: cd into a directory in which you want a single directory containing the git repository (I use
~/dev, some use~/src, still others skip this step). In my case I would now be at/home/inetknght/dev. -
Clone remote repository.
git clone ${giturl}wheregiturlcould be for examplehttps://github.com/inetknght/linux-profile(Github via HTTPS) orgit@github.com:inetknght/linux-profile(Github via SSH) orinetknght@localserver:path/from/homedir(localservervia SSH). In my case, I would now have/home/inetknght/dev/linux-profile. Inside oflinux-profilewould be the context you can see in my Github repository page. -
Create working branch. Make sure to
cdinto the repository directory first.cd linux-profile && git checkout -b inetknght/task-id-task-name. That will branch from the current HEAD of the default branch (typicallymaster); the branch name will beinetknght/task-id-task-name. Its HEAD commit will be identical to the default branch. -
Stage changes using
git add changedfile -
Commit changes using
git commit. Optionally, append-Sto sign the commit using a GPG key, or error if that's not configured. Many people don't sign commits and omit that flag. -
Push changes to the default remote using
git push. Depending on how you created your local copy of the repository (git clonevsgit init), Git may complain that there a default remote hasn't been set up and may tell you how to create one.
vivid cargo
when you are cloning usually you already get git/ directory
meaning, git init is not needed
@sand pivot
sand pivot
Thanks everyone!
misty rune
hey Pycharm is not recognizing breakpoint(), is that normal?
misty rune
@prisma nexus giving me a breakpoint not defined error
can the script be run with breakpoint()?
prisma nexus
it looks like you're running 3.6.x, wasn't brakpoint() introduced in 3.7?
@misty rune
proven creek
hello, where can I ask questions about parsers/PLY library?
misty rune
@prisma nexus doh, of course I didn't even notice
prisma nexus
dw i've been there
regal anvil
I'm using Wing IDE to write my code, but now when I'm trying to save it and close, the software prompts me to save my work before quitting. When I select to save and quit, that window closes but the software window and python file remains open. Is something wrong? Will I lose my progress if I force shutdown or tell it to quit without saving (even though I have clicked save multiple times)
Nevermind, I found the issue. The issue was that there was still a unicode symbol in my code, preventing it from saving. Though it didn't notify me of it this time for some reason.
cold gate
Ah, thanks for letting us know.
I'm not familiar with Wings, but i'll keep it in mind for when someone else experiences something similar
rare forge
what is the best ide other that pycharm
cold gate
That depends on what your field is. Some people like Spyder for scientific computing/statistics, but Visual Studio (the full IDE, not the VS Code code editor) is getting more and more Python support as well.
There are also a lot of code editors that you can extend with plugins/packages to give you IDE-like features. Sublime can be used in that way, at least, and I think Visual Studio Code has some decent support as well. However, they're not full-blown IDEs, are less feature-rich, and probably depend on third-party packages/plugins to give you the functionality
lavish cosmos
emacs
cold gate
emacs certainly has a strong following, I think Raymond Hettinger uses it as well (iirc from his talks)
vivid cargo
Atom
cold gate
I think that requirement goes for both emacs and vim, but people who use those are very happy with their setups
runic kindle
i like vsc
clear grail
hey guys i am wondering if i could build a data checking tool that checks the column types against a .csv file being uploaded and if it passes the check it uploads to AWS S3 storage. If it fails the check it should display a message with the column names. It should have a gui and all that. I want it to work like a web app that is hosted on AWS
heavy knot
does git merge merge FROM a branch or TO a branch
like if you are on branch a
and you do git merge branchB
does it take changes from B and push it to A
or vice versa?
violet belfry
from the specified branch (or branches) to the currently checked out branch
tawny temple
PyCharm Pro's Docker integration has been disappointing so far...
Had to resort to a bash run configuration: bash ""docker build -f docker/Dockerfile -t pythondiscord/snekbox:latest . && docker rmi $(docker images -f "dangling=true" -q)""
Yeah the double quotes are cause PyCharm escapes quotes
And I wanna use -c
PyCharm is too dumb to work with dockerfiles when they are in a subfolder of the root
Not like it matters since I need to run a command after the run config whereas they only offer config for before.
Pretty shit if you ask me
short tusk
hi would you recommend pycharm for a beginner
misty jungle
anyone on here??
eternal flicker
!ask @misty jungle if you have a question, it's better to just ask
rancid schoonerBOT
tawny temple
What tools would you all recommend for testing REST APIs?
I'm looking for something lightweight and quickly configurable.
Right now I just use a Python REPL with requests imported
slow wasp
manual testing or automated?
tawny temple
Manual