| Oct 20 | | comment | Python string.replace regular expression Much clearer example than the chosen answer. |
| Oct 6 | | comment | Is there a way to open multiple Windows for the same Working directory. VS Code @joshhoffer Yeah, this definitely isn't what I'm looking for. I want VSCode to automatically have the capability of using other windows to hold editor panes. I don't want to duplicate the workspace. |
| Aug 4 | | comment | How to disable Eclipse's behavior of maximizing editor when double clicking a tab? I only use Eclipse when vendor products require it, and this is one of the things that make me HATE Eclipse. |
| Aug 4 | | comment | How to disable Eclipse's behavior of maximizing editor when double clicking a tab? Not what was asked for. |
| Mar 27 | | comment | VS code, jump to after closing quote/braces/parenthesis This is not what was asked and doesn't meet the need. |
| Mar 27 | | comment | VS code, jump to after closing quote/braces/parenthesis This command does NOT jump past the END of the next bracket, which is what was ASKED. |
| Mar 18 | | comment | Get exception description and stack trace which caused an exception, all as a string Python 3.12 is the last version to support cgitb. |
| Feb 19 | | comment | Converting a Swagger YAML file to JSON from the command line Maybe this worked at one time, but when I try it I get |
| Feb 17 | | comment | Django: POST form requires CSRF? GET doesn't? POST also gets used for lots of stuff that isn't sensitive, and which may be idempotent, simply because it can take a POST body. |
| Feb 13 | | comment | REST APIs: custom HTTP headers vs URL parameters Many API frameworks (e.g., OpenAPI) do not allow optional path parameters, so path parameters are not always the right solution. |
| Jan 24 | | comment | Type hint for dictionary with known keys This would mean changing the code to add type hints, which may not be desirable. |
| Jan 22 | | comment | pytest overrides existing warning filters Super irritating behavior of pytest. |
| Jan 21 | | comment | Ensuring py.test includes the application directory in sys.path While the conftest hack works, it's also a fairly pungent indictment of pytest. |
| Jan 10 | | comment | VSCode keyboard shortcut for "maximize" / "normalize" window size Yeah, I know. Then you have even more keybindings to commit to memory. And people complain about emacs... I don't hate VSCode, but so far, I'm not convinced it's better than emacs. |
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| Dec 10 | | comment | VSCode keyboard shortcut for "maximize" / "normalize" window size Not really maximized; it leaves the bottom (terminal etc.) pane in place. |
| Nov 21 | | comment | Docker Compose network_mode and port_binding compatibility issue Solutions that involve downgrading versions are very unlikely to stand the test of time. |
| Nov 21 | | comment | Docker Compose network_mode and port_binding compatibility issue If you want to claim it isn't necessary, explain how a nested container (such as can occur using dev_containers) can expose a port that will pass through to the OS host. |
| Nov 21 | | comment | Docker compose, running containers in net:host This is way out of date. |
| Nov 18 | | comment | Select interpreter of docker container in the vscode The people asking for a way to use the interpreter from a docker container. Go look at the comment about it working in PyCharm. PyCharm does not require that you use a development container to get syntax checking using the interpreter in a container. There are a lot of situations where you need the syntax checking to check against packages that cannot be installed natively, but you still don't want to develop against a dev container. That's what people are asking about, that PyCharm accomodates. |
| Nov 15 | | comment | Select interpreter of docker container in the vscode For example, you might want to use the interpreter from the container you are building, but it doesn't have docker or other build tools. It's really not the same idea as a dev container. |