More complaining: one of our team members is on sabbatical this month, so more work for us.
One the plus side, if I somehow manage to make it to 10 years (more likely to be struck by lightning), then sabbatical!
Also, I am taking off next Tuesday and then 20th. And then the US is out Thanksgiving and !blackmetal Friday. Maybe I can keep kicking the can for a couple of weeks and then these cases will magically disappear to other places...
Thanks! We're hiring someone, so that will help. It will be half a year before they are useful though, unless we somehow hire someone with !Perforce experience. In either case, they aren't hired yet.
I've got one guy who is working on one of my cases, but he wants to have a resolution before he takes it. Sure, I'd have loved to have had a resolution before I took it too, lol.
unless someone steps up and takes some of these cases, no chance. I tried to pass one to a team in another continent and it came back to me. The customer is on another continent, I'm not sure why the ticket can't live there. It's not like I have any special expertise in the area.
This is what they mean is fully automated, but it's not *fully* automated...
To not touch the system Python (generally a bad idea; OS-level services might be relying on some specific library versions, etc.) make your own environment, it's easy! Even better, no sudo, for it or pip installs!
Install your preferred Python version (this will download the source and build it for your user, no input required)
pyenv install 3.6.0
Make it a virtualenv so you can make others later if you want
pyenv virtualenv 3.6.0 general
Make it globally active (for your user)
pyenv global general
Do what you want to with the Python/pip, etc. It's yours.
If you want to clean out your libraries later, you could delete the virtualenv (pyenv uninstall general) or make a new one (pyenv virtualenv 3.6.0 other_proj). You can also have environments active per-directory: pyenv local other_proj will drop a .python-version file into your current folder and any time you invoke Python or pip-installed Python utilities from it or under it, they will be shimmed by pyenv.
ok, track 3 is interesting because it goes a little more black metal while keeping the synth. More blackwave than blackgaze. I thought the tag was silly at first, but I get it now.