I was going though the existing enhancement issues again and though it'd be nice to collect ideas for spaCy plugins and related projects. There are always people in the community who are looking for new things to build, so here's some inspiration ✨ For existing plugins and projects, check out the spaCy universe.

If you have questions about the projects I suggested,

If somebody has some time for FUSE benchmarking:

diff --git a/src/borg/fuse.py b/src/borg/fuse.py
index 429790e4..27ab1c1a 100644
--- a/src/borg/fuse.py
+++ b/src/borg/fuse.py
@@ -644,12 +644,13 @@ def read(self, fh, offset, size):
                 data = self.data_cache[id]
                 if offset + n == len(data):
                     # evict fully read chunk from cache
-     

Stefan Behnel wrote:

No. "@cython.cfunc" declares a function or method as a pure C function,
without a Python interface to it, and for methods, it only applies to
extension types and not regular Python classes.

It's interesting that Cython allowed you to set it on the "__iter__" method
which cannot, in fact, be a C method because it's one of Python's special
methods. We s

Hi. Is there anything documenting the high level changes in v20? I see the proposal in #1366, but it's not clear what's changed/what hasn't/etc... e.g., is the builtin venv module used for Python 3 environments? Thanks.

Currently, it's not possible to run PyBoy on Windows with Python 3.8, as it cannot load/find SDL2.dll.

It might be the same issue as here: marcusva/py-sdl2#145

Would be good to update example in docs based on: https://rasterio.groups.io/g/main/topic/28593754

Also, in the concurrent processing docs it states:

Python threads can read and write concurrently.

However, it does not actually do the read/write concurrently in the example and in the linked discussion it says read/write is not thread safe. Do you have recommendations for thread safe

Please provide tesserocr Windows build guide, the the wheel files provided by simonflueckiger/tesserocr-windows_build/releases is one year outdated, I need build guide to create up-to-date wheels , Thanks !

For example, the shapefile driver will modify topologically invalid geometries: #868. We should note this in the manual.

The title is fairly self-explanatory. Most applications have "Ctrl + Q" linked to the 'quit' action. I realise that "Alt + F4" does the job, but this is a bit more cumbersome.

https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/ lists some conventions how dostrings should be formatted. Most of the docstrings are compatible already, some are not.

Some are descriptive which violate the rule that a docstring should prescribe the function or method's effect as a command "Do this", "Return that", instead of "Returns the pathname ...".

Using the exe version the indexing does not use time properly so you cannot get a date histogram.

• Timestamp should be used correctly
• That there is an index per day. Should be something like "kernel-%Y.%m.%d"

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5316899/2493644

The idea is to update readme with the list of all installed plugins and the features that could be used for Python development

Hi,
I am wondering that the requirement of integrate pyimgui with other opengl libs.
(e.g. modernGL )

It seems that one only need to reimplment the imgui/integrations/opengl.py and forward keyboard/mouse events in user scripts.

On top of #49, we should differentiate between basic and advanced examples. The idea would be that the basic ones could serve as tutorials for how to set up something: a constraint, use re-optimization, etc.
The advanced ones would be more in the spirit of what we currently have as examples, that is, small applications showing how to solve some problem.

Remove (or update) requirements badge. Since to support python 2.7 we need to install older version of setuptools, it makes sense the requirements outdated but it conveys an incorrect message about the health of scikit-build