Yeah would be nice the stdlib could support lazy evaluation out of box.

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Looking forward to that, when is being released? PyCon US release?

I can't decide that people who like this post are happy that my proposals weren't accepted, or that perhaps next year part 😅

However, for someone who wants to contribute to an open source project and doesn't know all the in and outs of various tools, it is convenient to have something that works out of the box without requiring installing additional packages to make it work.

I think if you're an experienced programmer, it doesn't really matter. You probably know what happens and how and what you need to do to make it happen.

Actually, it doesn't, because now you're requiring the user to install Docker on the machine. which is a very heavy weight dependency to have.

It is really difficult, if not impossible, to have a magic installer for all. If that would be the case, we really would not have a need for any language specific installers.

Because it's not cross platform and it's a binary you need to install to the operating system? When it comes to a pre-commit hook, the barrier of entry is that it's definitely available on the user's operating system, not most likely available. E.g. given a new Windows OS will not contain it AFAIK.

Well they did say that AI will solve all health issues... So guess in this fake world who needs university research...