Reposted by Bruno Oliveira pytest.org @pytest.org · 08/11/2025pytest 9.0 just released! Notable changes: * subtests support * Native TOML configuration * Progress output in the terminal taskbar And others. Check the changelog: docs.pytest.org/en/stable/ch...docs.pytest.orgChangelog - pytest documentation 093
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 22/09/2025Não é bem claro se ele voltou a trás ou foi interpretação inicial, mas me compartilharam esse print aqui. E concordo com teus pontos, vai incentivar simplesmente contratar pessoal remoto. 130
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira David Brochart @davidbrochart.bsky.social · 13/08/2025See also: anyio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/wh...share.googleWhy you should be using AnyIO APIs instead of asyncio APIs — AnyIO 4.10.0 documentation 131
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 13/08/2025I might have misread what you posted... by "this rust program needs type annotations, but probably shouldn't", do you mean the type annotation on the signature of the return type? 100
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 13/08/2025Great article: sailor.li/asyncio I knew some of those sharp corners from a while ago, but had the mistaken impression that those have been improved/fixed in more modern asyncio versions. I guess I was wrong.sailor.liasyncio: a library with too many sharp cornersAn explanation of some major issues with asyncio. 120
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 12/08/2025Completely agree with that logic for a Rust-like scripting language. For Rust itself this is a no-go, because Rust is designed with safety and encourages clean APIs. This means a function signature should never depend on the implementation -- otherwise a refactoring might change the API implicitly. 200
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Lana Sinapayen @sinalana.eurosky.social · 05/08/2025"One of my chefs mentioned that if they could cook the steak on the grill they could get it right the first time. This is not an acceptable attitude in the microwave era." www.colincornaby.me/2025/08/in-t...colincornaby.meIn the Future All Food Will Be Cooked in a Microwave, and if You Can’t Deal With That Then You Need to Get Out of the KitchenAs a restaurant owner – I’m astounded at the rate of progress since microwaves were released a few short years ago. Today’s microwave can cook a frozen burrito. Tomorrow’s m… 22618
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Aos Fatos @aosfatos.org · 05/08/2025🏠 Prisão domiciliar: como funciona? Após o ministro do STF Alexandre de Moraes decretar a prisão domiciliar de Bolsonaro, as redes foram tomadas de dúvidas – e desinformação – sobre o tema. Entenda: 🧶 www.aosfatos.org/noticias/mor... 1194
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Elizabeth Spiers @espiers.bsky.social · 17/04/2025My prediction is that in that scenario, he blames the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which puts out employment data. Calls them corrupt, run by Democrats, out to get him. Fires people there, insists their numbers cannot be trusted, White House puts out its own fictitious data to make Trump look good 1003244509
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Bite Code! @bitecode.dev · 01/08/2025Pypi users have been targeted by phishing attacks: blog.pypi.org/posts/2025-0... If you see a mail from "noreply@pypj.org", trash it.blog.pypi.orgPyPI Users Email Phishing Attack - The Python Package Index BlogPyPI Users are receiving emails detailing them to log in to a fake PyPI site. 022
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 31/07/2025É só comigo que o site do @ifood.com.br não funciona? Pra mim ele redireciona para instalar o aplicativo. Se for isso, meu pai... cadê a concorrência? 000
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 26/07/2025Great post, really love the blog! I really like Nathaniel's article on structured concurrency: vorpus.org/blog/notes-o... You might consider adding a link to it somewhere in the "Structured, Virtual Threads" section, as it explains structured concurrency in more detail. 👍vorpus.orgNotes on structured concurrency, or: Go statement considered harmful — njs blog 120
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 17/07/2025Eu tava dando uma lida, to achando que é um troll, porque não é possível! 😂 110
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Giovanni Bassi 🇧🇷 @giggio.net · 02/07/2025A iniciativa de data centers proposta pelo governo federal tem muitos problemas. Pesquisei a fundo e produzi um artigo com uma análise profunda sobre os impactos e possíveis benefícios. Leiam e se curtirem, compartilhem. giggio.net/blog/data-ce...giggio.netData centers e soberania digitalA iniciativa de data centers proposta pelo governo federal tem muitos problemas. Vamos entrar a fundo neles e explorar alternativas. 88329
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 13/06/2025Impressionado com a qualidade desse jogo feito por um estúdio Indie brasileiro: store.steampowered.com/app/1782460/... Coloquei na minha Wishlist, vou comprar de certeza.store.steampowered.comHell Clock on SteamForge powerful builds with endless loot in this relentless combination of Roguelike and ARPG. Blast through dungeons and unleash inhuman powers in a dark fantasy twist on Brazil’s War of Canudos. 130
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 05/06/2025Nice article! blog.edward-li.com/tech/compari... `ty` looking very promising: incremental typing without aggressive type inference, adding new concepts like negative and intersection types. Awesome.blog.edward-li.comPyrefly vs. ty: Comparing Python’s Two New Rust-Based Type CheckersA deep dive into Meta's pyrefly and Astral's ty - two new Rust-based Python type checkers that both promise faster performance and better type inference. 022
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Charlie Marsh @crmarsh.com · 13/05/2025Today, we’re announcing the preview release of ty, an extremely fast type checker and language server for Python, written in Rust. In early testing, it's 10x, 50x, even 100x faster than existing type checkers. (We've seen >600x speed-ups over Mypy in some real-world projects.) 1433384
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 30/04/2025Oh I agree with that, definitely, indeed that's a pain point. Anything else you find lacking? 000
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 01/04/2025É engraçado mesmo, hehehe, mas é razoável. A exposição é segura quando é pouca, no caso o paciente vai ser exposto àquela radiação o que, umas 10x na vida inteira (se isso tudo). O técnico está ali todo dia, se ele se expor sempre, vai ser 10x no dia, o que daí sim é perigoso. 000
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira 🟡🐍Sviatoslove.pie♥🇺🇦#StandWithUkraine🙏 | українець на чужині @webknjaz.me · 01/04/2025Wow! @snarky.ca's PEP 751 “lock files format” has finally been accepted! peps.python.org/pep-0751/ That's such a big deal for the #Python #Packaging landscape! A tool-agnostic format for per-platform/env dependency resolutions is what I've been dreaming of for years (github.com/jazzband/pip...). 0174
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Adam Johnson @adamj.eu · 31/03/2025🥳 Yay, another of my packages is getting $ on Tidelift. apig-wsgi bridges some AWS services, like AWS API Gateway and Lambda, with WSGI apps, like Django projects. I wrote it when deploying Django on AWS Lambda and have maintained it since. #Django #AWS pypi.org/project/apig...pypi.orgClient Challenge 151
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira pytest.org @pytest.org · 01/04/2025It is now easy to contribute financially to the pytest project, as we are now members of the GitHub Sponsors program: github.com/sponsors/pyt... This is an easy and convenient way to contribute, integrated with GitHub. Any contribution, no matter the size, is really appreciated by the team!github.comSponsor @pytest-dev on GitHub SponsorsThe pytest framework makes it easy to write small tests, yet scales to support complex functional testing for applications and libraries. 042
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 01/04/2025I agree, it is fine to make quick/dirty commit messages, if you intend to later clean up/rewrite the history before merging. 040
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 31/03/2025Couldn't agree more! I will take this opportunity to share this great article, which we always share with new team members when they join: cbea.ms/git-commit/cbea.msHow to Write a Git Commit MessageCommit messages matter. Here's how to write them well. 2143
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Lázaro Rosa 🇧🇷 @lazarorosa.bsky.social · 26/03/2025Rapaz, que vídeo maravilhoso! O querido @Trom_Petista ofuscando a coletiva do Bolsonaro ao som de marcha fúnebre e “Tá na Hora do Jair Embora” após o inelegível se tornar réu. Aumenta o som! 962529679
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Python Brasil @pythonbrasil.bsky.social · 12/02/2025🚨 Estão abertas as submissões de atividades para a #PyBR2025! 🚨 Você pode submeter palestras, tutoriais e sprints, dos níveis não-técnico, iniciante, intermediário e avançado. Venha brilhar nos palcos da Python Brasil 2025 🐍❤️ talks.python.org.br/pythonbrasil-20… #python #bolhadev 0109
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 22/03/2025Acontece entre os melhores! Conseguiu separar em bite-sized commits pelo menos? 110
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 21/03/2025É o que ia comentar, inclusive na minha opinião basta fazer os commits individuais e com uma boa descrição que já ajuda horrores, pois dá pra revisar por commit. 140
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 14/03/2025Fica a dica desse site, é ótimo pra rapidamente ver qual streaming algo está disponível: www.justwatch.com/br/busca?q=a...justwatch.comJustWatch BuscaAll your streaming services in one app. 020
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Freya Bruhin @the-compiler.org · 12/03/2025I just released #pytest-xvfb v3.1.0 and .1 (after some CI trouble)! Other than the usual Python version and tooling updates, this exposes a new #pytest hook pytest_xvfb_disabled(), which can be implemented to dynamically decide to disable Xvfb for this test run. github.com/The-Compiler...github.comGitHub - The-Compiler/pytest-xvfb: A pytest plugin to run Xvfb (or Xephyr/Xvnc) for tests.A pytest plugin to run Xvfb (or Xephyr/Xvnc) for tests. - The-Compiler/pytest-xvfb 041
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira pytest.org @pytest.org · 02/03/2025Meanwhile the changelog can be seen at: github.com/pytest-dev/p...github.comRelease 8.3.5 · pytest-dev/pytestpytest 8.3.5 (2025-03-02) Bug fixes #11777: Fixed issue where sequences were still being shortened even with -vv verbosity. #12888: Fixed broken input when using Python 3.13+ and a libedit build o... 011
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira pytest.org @pytest.org · 02/03/2025pytest 8.3.5 released! Bug fix release, all users are recommended to upgrade. We are experiencing an issue while building the docs (and hence the changelog), will post the link once that is resolved. 141
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 24/02/2025I don't correctly host anything there at the moment, definitely will do if/once I do. 100
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira Jeff Silksong Coelho @jeffquesado.ulivre.dev · 23/02/2025Impersonation é foda. Como se pode acompanhar na thread, infelizmente o Bruno tinha deixado uma pequena ponta solta (já corrigida) que o impersonator se aproveitou. Recomendo verificar se você segue o Bruno real e não o impersonator 🙏 161
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 23/02/2025You can verify that soliv.dev is my real account here because that's what I link to in my GitHub profile: github.com/nicoddemussoliv.dev 271
Bruno Oliveira @soliv.dev · 23/02/2025Ouch sorry about that. To explain: I did use nicoddemus on BlueSky initially, but then switched to my soliv.dev account because it is a domain I own. I forgot to update the link on my GitHub, I just fixed it, thanks for the reminder.nicoddemus.bsky.socialBruno Oliveira (@nicoddemus.bsky.social)Python, Rust & C++, pytest core maintainer. Dark Souls and RPGs. 161
Reposted by Bruno Oliveira pytest.org @pytest.org · 23/02/2025Hi everyone, Just to announce that the handle bsky.app/profile/nico... is not Bruno, but an impersonator. That account has already been reported. Bruno can be reached at bsky.app/profile/soli....bsky.app 51412
