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www.mattlayman.com
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| | | | | It's embarassing when you release a package to PyPI, and the package is totally broken. I know because it happened to me. This post explores using Travis CI and Tox to test Python packaging so you don't make my mistake. | |
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www.henryleach.com
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| | | | | I'm leaving a note here as I've had this problem occur a couple of times, and each time it confuses me. When I try and launch a Vagrant box with an Ansible provisioning step, or otherwise try to run an Ansible playbook I get the error: ImportError: cannot import name 'initialize_locale'. Even a simple ansible --version will trigger this error. | |
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vidam.hatenablog.com
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| | | | | ????Python?CGI??????Internal Server Error??????????????????????????? Internal Server Error1??????XREA???????????????????????????...? www.xrea.com ????Internal Server Error????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????N?????????????????????????????????????????????????? .htacce... | |
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jiby.tech
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| | | Like many developers, I keep track of my configuration files in version control, to make moving to new machines is simpler and share code with others. This process started out for my Emacs config files at first, but grew to consume other aspects: bash functions, git aliases... Since 2016, I have accumulated over 500 git commits. Now the dotfiles are tracked, the next biggest pain is to install packages and folder structures and obscure commands required to set up some subsystems needs which config files. | ||
