Hatch is a Python project manager. Use this tag for the Hatchling Python build back-end as well.
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Solidworks API edit Face Hatch
I have a drawing with hatched views (sections, detail views).
Next, I created a simple macro (the business logic is shown below). The problem is, in sections, the first output of the compCount variable does not match the second output of the…

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Simple way of adding hatches to only one bar of interest
I'm searching for an easy way of adding hatches to my plots in matplotlib. I only want the hatches in specific bars and not for all my bars in the plot. I don't want to manually put settings for each bar.
0) This is a part of my df:
target …

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pip install git+https://bitbucket.company.com/path/to/package.git is not installing dependencies from requirements.txt
I am trying to install a python package from my organization's Bitbucket instance which I have been developing using the below commands:
$ python -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
(venv) $ pip install…

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pytest coverage with conditional imports and optional requirements
I got a hint to use optional requirements and conditional import to provide a function that can use pandas or not, depending whether it's available.
See here for reference:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/74862141/10576322
This solution works, but if I…

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Debugging hatch executables generated by project.gui-scripts
I have a question for you that is making me crazy.
I am working on my python package. I'm building my package using hatchling and pyproject.toml and I have also three GUI targets.
To make them I'm using the project.gui-scripts section in the project…

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Can the Hatch build tool update multiple files when I bump the version?
The Hatch build tool has a versioning feature that can automatically bump the version of a Python project like this:
Simply define the file that holds the version:
[tool.hatch.version]
path = "improv_guide/__about__.py"
And then issue a command to…

Salim Fadhley
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