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Tom Most <twm@freecog.net>; closed <https://tm.tl/#9536>; - misc: fix spelling of Qt brand

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gotta figure out logging now

i could never figure out how to do the application / twistd stuff...

not from where my code is now

essentially i have if(__name__ == '__main__'):

hey all, long time no see :) wondering if anyone can help me understand how Failure objects work? I want to do something similar in a decidedly non-twisted context and looking to see how Failures paper over issues w/ Exceptions

actually - maybe I don't have this issue since I'm working synchronously

🤔

yeah ok, half-nevermind - going to move forward as though exc's will work for my use case, and if anyone is interested in talking to me about this hmu

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How do I set a cleanup function for task.react?

hello, did a twisted-18.4.1 ever land? (https://twistedmatrix.com/pipermail/twisted-pyt...)

nyov: looks like no

okay, thanks

nyov: 18.7 should fix that bug though

in general we only do dot-releases like that to fix bad bugs if the following release is held up for some reason; you should not stick with older versions of twisted if newer ones exist :)

(twisted is not semver, it is http://calver.org/)

I was just curious, and that's okay. Debian has a 'backport' which is 18.4.0, for stretch.

right

the thing that debian does is terrible; you should avoid using debian's version of twisted. make a virtualenv for your application and put the newest version of twisted in there :)

:)

if you're writing a python application for debian, dh_virtualenv is a better option than trying to use the system's site-packages

agsv, you use reactor.addSystemEventTrigger

agsv, oh nevermind, task.react... im not sure on that one

ashleyk, I think ill just fall back to good ol' reactor.run

it may work the same way

well I could do some cleanup before returning the ending deferred