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sdispater

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    Comment #18618084

    Author of Poetry here! I've never seen that error before. Which version of Python do you use? And feel free to create an issue on the issue tracker: https://github.com/sdispater/po…

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    Comment #18613283

    What do you mean? Poetry does create virtualenvs to install dependencies on a per-project basis.

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    Comment #17469403

    Poetry comes with an exhaustive and efficient dependency resolver which pip does not have. It's also a packaging tool, which means you can build and publish packages with (on PyPI …

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    Comment #16639360

    Pipenv sees the wrong constraint. It just aggregates the constraint for pbr that it sees. In details: oslo.utils==1.4.0 requires: - pbr (>= 0.6, != 0.7, = 1.3) So, poetry will take…

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    Comment #16639123

    Poetry is a new tool to help you manage your Python projects. It is both a dependency management tool and a packaging tool. Most of the reasons why I started this are detailed in t…

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    Comment #16552553

    Poetry is a new tool to help you manage your Python projects. It is both a dependency management tool and a packaging tool. Note that for the moment the focus has been on the depen…

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    Comment #14402409

    It’s been months since I first showcased Pendulum on HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12299013 ). At the time it was not stable but I received a lot of valuable feedback t…

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    Comment #14260699

    Poet is a new tool for Python to help you declare, manage and install dependencies of your projects. I started building it because I wanted to have something simpler than what is c…

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    Comment #13423744

    Thanks for the kind words :-) I really appreciate it and I'm glad you find it useful.

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    Comment #13420597

    For those of you who don’t know, Pendulum is a library for Python to ease datetimes, timedeltas and timezones manipulation. It has come a long way since the early releases and has …

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    Comment #13206952

    You can take a look at pendulum: https://github.com/sdispater/pendulum A lot of effort has been put into getting DST right so I hope it will be what you are looking for. Disclaimer…

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    Comment #12313046

    That's a problem Pendulum is trying to solve d1 = datetime(2012, 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, tzinfo=pytz.UTC) d2 = datetime(2011, 12, 31, 22, 2, 3, tzinfo=pytz.UTC) delta = d2 - d1 delta.days -…

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    Comment #12313011

    So, basically, you haven't read any of my comments. Arrow is really flawed see https://pendulum.eustace.io/faq/#why-not-arrow and Delorean is not as complete feature-wise as Pendul…

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    Comment #12308590

    What libraries? I'm honestly interested to know which ones you refer to.

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    Comment #12304916

    I agree but this is an optional feature which might cover most of the developers needs. But, if not, it's configurable: pendulum.set_weekend_days([pendulum.SUNDAY])

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    Comment #12304825

    I am not too kind on raising an error by default (which pytz does not do by default either but rather return the pre-DST transition time). I think the best thing to do here is keep…

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    Comment #12302664

    I see what you mean but as soon as you deal with timezone-aware datetimes you don't really have a choice, if an hour has been skipped, it simply doesn't exist. What is important he…

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    Comment #12302346

    Simply because I do not really like the API of the existing libraries (Arrow or Delorean) and I just can't fix the design decisions made by the authors.