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kasium
kasium commented Sep 10, 2021

I'm submitting a ...

  • 🐞 bug report
  • 🐣 feature request
  • question about the decisions made in the repository

🐣 Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to see the python 3.5+ type hints in the repository, especially for the Server api.

📋 Describe alternatives you've considered
Adding type stubs to typeshed (https://github.com/python/typeshed/tr

enhancement hacktoberfest-accepted help wanted good first issue
Technologicat
Technologicat commented Jul 24, 2019

Help wanted!

The interaction between unpythonic and the async stuff that was added in Python 3.5 is totally untested, because I haven't used, and I'm not even that familiar with, that part of Python myself.

Reading Brett Cannon's explanation, I surmise the async features are intended mainly for "microthreading" ty

bug enhancement help wanted good first issue
Technologicat
Technologicat commented Nov 27, 2020

The documentation could use more code examples of how to use the various features of mcpyrate. Each item should include the actual code example, an explanation of what is it for and what it does, and if applicable, the output printed by the example.

Particularly, the mcpyrate.debug.step_expansion macro would be nice to showcase in a more detailed manner.

But basically anything in the pub

documentation good first issue
fliscopt
Agrover112
Agrover112 commented Oct 1, 2021

👟 Reproduction steps

Implemented in: mulit_mutattion in ga_utils.py
Can be tested by replacing mutation with multi_mutation in ga.py.

👍 Expected behavior

Mulit_mutattion in ga_utils.py should change N bits as selected.
[1,2,3,4] for 2 bits could be: [1,3,3,5]

👎 Actual Behavior

Mulit_mutattion in ga_utils.py doesn't work as expected.
Gives an Index Error when used , since the

bug help wanted good first issue Hacktoberfest

This project includes Needleman-Wunsch and Smith-Waterman algorithms and their afine gap variations (Gotoh) written to work with Cython, PyPy and Numba. Numba JIT shows greater performance. For Best performance use gotoh_jit.py to get only the best score and use gotoh_jit_traceback to get the best alignment

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