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rochacbruno

@rochacbruno:matrix.org

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Hello,

VEndoring has been removed, now it will be easier to debug,

Now lets make contributions even easier,

What we can remove / add to make it easier?

For example:

I have been thinking about removing some of the constraints on PRs, like the 100% test coverage one, or do you think it is good to keep it?

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Oleksii Baranov

@obaranov

I’d say we can reduce the bar to 85-90%. But I’m not sure if this is a real problem for contributors. I think right now we can simple put a special comment in the code to indicate that something should not be covered, and still keep 100% coverage

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

Hi there … if the PR has a lint error (it has 80 cols instead of 79 cols in just one line) what we can do? Do we write a comment to inform the PR author about this error?

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rochacbruno

@rochacbruno:matrix.org

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HEy everyone

I renamed example/ to tests_functional/ and now instead of calling each example from Makefile I created a little test runner tests_functional/runtests.py so it is now easier to contribute with functional examples that are testable.

https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/blob/master/tests_functional/README.md

Bruno Rocha

@rochacbruno

Releasing 3.1.10 later today

including all the fixes we got since 3.1.9

added a new milestone 3.2.0 with newer things to solve

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

Great!!

Bruno Rocha

@rochacbruno

https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/releases/tag/3.1.11

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

Hi @rochacbruno do we have some issues tagged as #Hacktoberfest2022 ?

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

We have this issue: dynaconf/dynaconf#797. There is an observation to see how fastApi implements the same there! I ask: do we need to use the Typer to create our mkdocs documentation?

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Bruno Rocha

@rochacbruno

Hi @Riverfount there are some issues tagged for hacktoberfest, we need to do an issue triage and select the easier ones, improve the explanations etc

Today I have been contacted by a manager from Intel, asking for help with a dynaconf release, so I learned Intel is using Dynaconf internally and also on open-source projects like this https://github.com/intel/openfl

Bruno Rocha

@rochacbruno

The U.S Government is also using dynaconf https://github.com/usds/justice40-tool

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

LOL nice news!!!

agoertz-fls

@agoertz-fls

Hi am pretty new to dynaconf, and I'm not exactly sure what the recommended way of writing a nested variable in toml is.
[default.database]
host=host
port=port
...

Or is it
[default]
database = {host=host, port=port, ...}
and is the [default] mandatory if I only have a single environment?

rochacbruno

@rochacbruno:matrix.org

[m]

@agoertz-fls: if you have a single environment you don't need [default]

about the nesting on toml there is an example here https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/blob/master/tests_functional/toml_example/settings.toml

toml docs has some explain about it also https://toml.io/en/v1.0.0#inline-table

rochacbruno

@rochacbruno:matrix.org

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🎙️🎙️🎙️ I was interviewed at #python @Podcast__init__ talking about the Dynaconf project, you can listen the episode on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ph7Vszk9Hld8y0MOEc0rl?si=0UhwDtcfRU2F29FJjBo0LA or your preferred podcast player, and also on the website PythonPodcast .com

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

that's so cool @rochacbruno:matrix.org congrats!!!

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

@rochacbruno:matrix.org When I execute all tests, I receive this error:

______________________________________________________________ test_env_should_not_have_underline ______________________________________________________________
/home/river/Documents/projects/pessoais/dynaconf/tests/test_base.py:214: in test_env_should_not_have_underline
    with settings.setenv("COOL_env"):
E   TypeError: 'NoneType' object does not support the context manager protocol
        settings   = <dynaconf.base.LazySettings object at 0x7f808577cc90>

What's happened?

Note: I didn't change anything in the code!

Bruno Rocha

@rochacbruno

@Riverfount dynaconf/dynaconf#830 there was a wrong test case for more than 4 years there

the test started failing only on Python 3.11

Python 3.11 is more strict with types

settings.setenv is not a context manager, so it cannot be called as with settings.setenv but Python <3.11 was not failing

Vicente Marçal

@Riverfount

lol I find a bug hehehe well now we fixed it! Thanks for your attention @rochacbruno

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