Update setup.py to load requirements from file and fix example in example.py#18
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Hi! Thanks for working on that! And so sorry for getting back to you so late. The recent events just knocked me down for a week and made me unable to work at all. Anyway, your changes look good. Give me a second to verify them on my machine, and then I'll merge the repo and bump the version. |
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Added one comment and tested both build and modified example.py. Everything LGTM as long as the comment is addressed. |
Co-authored-by: Pavel Safronov <pv.safronov@gmail.com>
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Ah, that's must be some kind of a bad habit coz python isn't my main language :/ |
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Hello and thanks for a great project!
I'm currently using this tool at my script to automatically get problem-related info to my local repo, create a code template for a solution, and automatically update a table with solved problems in README.md.
With this PR I've tried to fix two open issues