Main Takeaway: today I show how to recursively import all modules in a directory and also show a few use cases I have for this! today we talk about partial git commits and how you can very carefully add / remove only what you want!
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today I show how to recursively import all modules in a directory and also show a few use cases I have for this! today we talk about partial git commits and how you can very carefully add / remove only what you want! Do you find yourself frequently updating pull requests so your changes won't break the main branch?
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- today I show how to recursively import all modules in a directory and also show a few use cases I have for this!
- today we talk about partial git commits and how you can very carefully add / remove only what you want!
- Do you find yourself frequently updating pull requests so your changes won't break the main branch?
- today I show how I reworked pre-commit's testsuite and github actions to greatly speed up the runs.
- how to implement python's named-only / positional-only arguments but without the special syntax ...
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