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SurveyJS
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dotfiles
Discontinued Various configuration files I use on my Linux box. Inspired by https://drewdevault.com/2019/12/30/dotfiles.html (by chic-luke)
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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
No, not all open source projects are standards, but this one is a basis of comparison, it's publicly available, it's considered by an authority, and it has an explicitly defined consent mechanism defined through 'community review'.
Pylance does come with typing stubs for OpenCV while Pyright doesn't. You can generate one using MyPy's stubgen; it goes quite far except it can't extract function signatures because that's a limitation of Python's binary extension modules. The stubs bundled with Pylance has these, so it's likely that Microsoft has an improved version that does ad-hoc parsing on the docstrings. If you ask them politely on the relevant ticket they might decide to release this custom stub generator.
There are two new servers. Pyright is where most of the functionality is, and it's free software. Pylance adds a few more features, is not free software, and is only licensed for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code build.
Thank you for pointing out, I looked into this issue as well. I would just like to add here this issue on opencv's github, the issue's author is asking contributor's/maintainers to add good quality stubs. A lot of other modules are now adding stubs (like numpy). I was talking about this with one of the pyright developers, he too said the same.
Use both for the transition phase: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim
1. Already done: vsdbg, Pylance, ...
Bear in mind I'm still an absolute beginner, but if you still want to take a look, this is my Neovim config for now. Yes, the theme is a solarized light one, just as I used on Kate when I switched to it in between vscode and neovim. Sue me.