(Name / @GitHubUsername [/ Discord, if different])
- Petr Viktorin /
@encukou - Daniele Procida /
@danieleprocida - Hugo van Kemenade /
@hugovk - Jim DeLaHunt /
@JDLH - Ryan Duve /
@ryan-duve - Ned Batchelder /
@nedbat - Bradley /
@shenanigansd - Ezio Melotti /
@ezio-melotti - CAM Gerlach /
@CAM-Gerlach - Usman Akinyemi /
@Unique-Usman
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[Ryan] Standard library documentation reference and adding types to it in a structured way. For example,
collections.Counter.most_commoncould be written asmost_common(n: int) -> list[tuple[Any, int]].- [Petr] ... or
list[tuple[KeyType, int]]? - This has been discussed. There was opposition to adding the types to the stdlib code itself.
- [Jim] I sometimes wish for more normative, less chatty module documentation:
- e.g. heapq module
- e.g. old issue 29428 Doctest documentation unclear about multi-line fixtures
- [Petr] ... or
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[Petr] Use emoji to illustrate good and bad example commit messages
- devguide.python.org/getting-started/git-boot-camp/#accepting-and-merging-a-pull-request
- python/devguide#1235
- Should we do this for PEPs? See python/docs-community#22
- [Hugo] See also python/peps#3567 for green/red sidebars for good/bad example code in PEPs
- [Jim] don't forget accessibility constraints when coming up with the style guide. For example, some readers are red/green colorblind. ✅/❌ are good in that they are legible even without color.
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[Ryan] Thoughts about completing TOML->JSON conversion table and the TOML spec
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PEP 732 ("The Python Documentation Editorial Board") has been submitted to the steering council python/steering-council#220
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[Jim] FYI, Unicode Standard is changing form of authoritative standard documents from PDF to HTML, with corresponding change to document production tooling. If this is interesting I can provide more information. I am in the working group which is working on the new tooling.
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[Petr] Railroad diagrams
- Streams have kind of been on other topics too
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[Ege/Hugo/CAM] Analytics (Plausible) - CAM sent an e-mail (around late October), no reply yet
- CAM sent multiple follow-ups
- Hugo sent a follow-up two weeks ago
- Discussion on core dev Discord that is supportive
- Still no reply... :(
The docs team generally meets on the first Tuesday of every month around 20:00-ish UTC.
- [Jim] The first Tuesday of next month is 2 January. Will we be ready for this meeting on the day after New Year's Day? Answer: Basically yes; those who are ready will show up, others won't.