Python: setup of logging, allowing multiline strings: logging.info('foo\nbar'): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49049044/python-setup-of-logging-allowing-multiline-strings-logging-infofoo-nbar
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Python: setup of logging, allowing multiline strings: logging.info('foo\nbar')
Up to now I do simple logging to files, and if I log a multiline string, then the result looks like this:
Emitting log:
logging.info('foo\nbar')
Logfile:
2018-03-05 10:51:53 root.main +16: INF...
Emitting log:
logging.info('foo\nbar')
Logfile:
2018-03-05 10:51:53 root.main +16: INF...
Python does addition wrong...?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82aqfv/python_does_addition_wrong/
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Python does addition wrong...? • r/Python
I'm sure there's a simple explanation for this but my google fu is failing me. I'm just getting into python and entered the expression c = 5.56 +...
Visual studio: Python virtual environments in source control: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49040191/visual-studio-python-virtual-environments-in-source-control
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Visual studio: Python virtual environments in source control
I've managed to succesfully setup a Visual Studio Python project. I now want to share this project with other developers through source control (the company I work at uses SVN).
As I want to avoid...
As I want to avoid...
I writed my first project: a cli tool to create python (or any kind of) packages. and i wanted to share it and get your opinions. thx.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82bhrh/i_writed_my_first_project_a_cli_tool_to_create/
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I writed my first project: a cli tool to create python... • r/Python
Hello there. I wanted to share with you my first python project =) is a command line tool that creates python packages (or any other languaje...
Found this built in module called "Anti-gravity" while looking through my python 3.4 files on my pi3: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82b7e3/found_this_built_in_module_called_antigravity/
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Found this built in module called "Anti-gravity" while... • r/Python
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Adding html file generated by folium to html document: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82c601/adding_html_file_generated_by_folium_to_html/
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Adding html file generated by folium to html document • r/Python
How would I take a map I created in folium and embed it into an html file? I've seen it done several ways online but I can't figure it out by...
Python cx_Oracle 6.2 improves Oracle Database Access: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82cc4h/python_cx_oracle_62_improves_oracle_database/
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Python cx_Oracle 6.2 improves Oracle Database Access • r/Python
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Is Django cookiecutter a good choice for production?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82cy1p/is_django_cookiecutter_a_good_choice_for/
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Is Django cookiecutter a good choice for production? • r/Python
Hello, i am not very experienced programmer so please don't be mad at me if my question is stupid. I wrote several django applications (for my own...
How to authenticate programmatically to a Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy (Cloud IAP)-secured resource using user default credentials?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49071544/how-to-authenticate-programmatically-to-a-cloud-identity-aware-proxy-cloud-iap
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How to authenticate programmatically to a Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy (Cloud IAP)-secured resource using user default credentials?
I would like to be able to programmatically generate an id token for iap using the user default credential on a dev environment (i.e. my own laptop with google cloud sdk installed and logged in).
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Is ExpertRating Python 3.4 Skills Test Cert Worth It?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82daww/is_expertrating_python_34_skills_test_cert_worth/
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Is ExpertRating Python 3.4 Skills Test Cert Worth It? • r/Python
I'm a software dev by trade and I am not looking to change careers. I have a few years of experience with Python (2, and then 3), though I do not...
What are (c)python extension modules?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82dgm7/what_are_cpython_extension_modules/
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What are (c)python extension modules? • r/Python
Edit: Here's the link: https://thomasnyberg.com/what_are_extension_modules.html This is an article I wrote up about what cpython extension...
I created a quite useful django automated (database) logging library.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82dk3t/i_created_a_quite_useful_django_automated/
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I created a quite useful django automated (database)... • r/Python
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Celery add_periodic_task blocks Django running in uwsgi environment: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47263339/celery-add-periodic-task-blocks-django-running-in-uwsgi-environment
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Celery add_periodic_task blocks Django running in uwsgi environment
I have written a module that dynamically adds periodic celery tasks based on a list of dictionaries in the projects settings (imported via django.conf.settings).
I do that using a function add_task...
I do that using a function add_task...
Flask Application To Return Stats About Your Spotify Listening Behaviour: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82dumv/flask_application_to_return_stats_about_your/
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Flask Application To Return Stats About Your Spotify... • r/Python
Hey guys, this is about Hoergewohnheiten: https://github.com/mymindwentblvnk/Hoergewohnheiten, a python tool I developed that collects recent...
Install keras and tensorflow using Rstudio: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49037211/install-keras-and-tensorflow-using-rstudio
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Install keras and tensorflow using Rstudio
While trying to following the instructions of installing Keras and TensorFlow on Rstudio link https://keras.rstudio.com/index.html I get the following error. It is a work computer that is running
Tutorials, example toy projects using type hinting in python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/82dyox/tutorials_example_toy_projects_using_type_hinting/
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Tutorials, example toy projects using type hinting in... • r/Python
Hi, I wanted to check out type hinting as introduced in recent versions of python, but I would really like to not just read the...