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So I'm using beaupy.select in my app, and it took me a while to guess, that the way to use beaupy.Config is like this:
importbeaupybeaupy.Config.raise_on_interrupt=True
I was surprised that there is no way to set that config option per beaupy function call, and not on a global basis. Moreover, it is pretty unique for a library to provide a class that starts on an uppercase letter, and should not even be instantiated - hence at least a single example would be nice :).
Best,
Doron.
P.S I'm still waiting for a release with the pytest transition (#133 ).
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Hey Doron, thnaks for an issue, that's a fair assessment 😅 I am more than happy to accept a contribution if you would be willing - otherwise I will be able to get to documenting it over the weekend probably.
As for the release, sorry forgot, will try to get to it soon.
Hi there :),
So I'm using
beaupy.select
in my app, and it took me a while to guess, that the way to usebeaupy.Config
is like this:I was surprised that there is no way to set that config option per
beaupy
function call, and not on a global basis. Moreover, it is pretty unique for a library to provide a class that starts on an uppercase letter, and should not even be instantiated - hence at least a single example would be nice :).Best,
Doron.
P.S I'm still waiting for a release with the pytest transition (#133 ).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: