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问题 How to avoid the name clash of pymongo's bson module and bson's (py-bson on GitHub) bson module? 回答1: Install bson package as pybson , see https://github.com/py-bson/bson/issues/70. I have used pip uninstall bson and pip install pybson now so that I can use import pybson as bson when I want the old name back. If I accidentally need both pymongo 's and pybson 's import bson , I can use aliases. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63068007/name-clash-of-two-different-bson-modules-how-can-i

问题 How to avoid the name clash of pymongo's bson module and bson's (py-bson on GitHub) bson module? 回答1: Install bson package as pybson , see https://github.com/py-bson/bson/issues/70. I have used pip uninstall bson and pip install pybson now so that I can use import pybson as bson when I want the old name back. If I accidentally need both pymongo 's and pybson 's import bson , I can use aliases. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63068007/name-clash-of-two-different-bson-modules-how-can-i

问题 I'm writing a library that's dependent on file-magic, which works just fine for most platforms, but in Alpine Linux, file-magic won't work so I need to instead use the python-magic library. Now I know how to write my own code to handle the different Python library APIs, but what I don't know how to do is to write my setup.cfg or setup.py to have a different requirements based on the system on which we're doing the installation. I figured the best option would be to use the PEP 508 rules, but

问题 Hi I'm pretty new at Golang, after install it I would like to use the next package in my project: https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin After I created my project, I did the next command to install gingonic: go get -u github.com/gin-gonic/gin But the import is not recognized inside my project, I understand that it's something related with my GOROOT, but I wasn't able to solve the issue. The next are are my Go env variables: GO111MODULE="on" GOARCH="amd64" GOBIN="" GOCACHE="/Users/rpantoja/Library

问题 In openwrt, as we known, usually the patches for a certain package should be put in package/[pkg]/patches and it will be applied in Makefile via $(Build/Patch). Example: package/test/0001-1.0.1.8.fix-A.patch package/test/0002-1.0.1.8.fix-B.patch When the package update to a new version, the patches sometimes also need to be updated. Example: package/test/0001-1.0.1.9.fix-A.patch package/test/0002-1.0.1.9.fix-B.patch OR package/test/0001-1.0.2.0.fix-A.patch package/test/0002-1.0.2.0.fix-B

问题 In openwrt, as we known, usually the patches for a certain package should be put in package/[pkg]/patches and it will be applied in Makefile via $(Build/Patch). Example: package/test/0001-1.0.1.8.fix-A.patch package/test/0002-1.0.1.8.fix-B.patch When the package update to a new version, the patches sometimes also need to be updated. Example: package/test/0001-1.0.1.9.fix-A.patch package/test/0002-1.0.1.9.fix-B.patch OR package/test/0001-1.0.2.0.fix-A.patch package/test/0002-1.0.2.0.fix-B

问题 In R, how I load one package's git branch from another package? There are two packages, call them producer and consumer1 . I am refactoring my code by moving a bunch of function definitions and tests from producer to consumer1 . I'm creating git branches, rfctrProd and rfctrCons1 for producer and consumer1 . In rfctrCons1 , I need a statement doing something like #` @import producer, gitBranch = rfctrProd Also, I'll to do similarly with other packages which import producer , to make sure I

问题 I installed the packages tidycensus and mapview in RStudio but I get the following error when I try load either one: library(tidycensus) Error: package or namespace load failed for ‘tidycensus’ in dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...): unable to load shared object '/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/library/sf/libs/sf.so': dlopen(/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/library/sf/libs/sf.so, 6): Library not loaded: /usr/lib/libpq.5.dylib Referenced from:

问题 I'm building an R package under Windows 10 with RStudio 1.0.136 and get a warning about qpdf (see How to build qpdf on Windows? for more details about this issue). But and the end of the checks, the number of warnings is shown to be 0. So I wonder if there is one or no warning that has to be solved before I can submit the package to CRAN? Here is the last part of the checks: ... checking for unstated dependencies in examples ... OK WARNING 'qpdf' is needed for checks on size reduction of PDFs

问题 I'm building an R package under Windows 10 with RStudio 1.0.136 and get a warning about qpdf (see How to build qpdf on Windows? for more details about this issue). But and the end of the checks, the number of warnings is shown to be 0. So I wonder if there is one or no warning that has to be solved before I can submit the package to CRAN? Here is the last part of the checks: ... checking for unstated dependencies in examples ... OK WARNING 'qpdf' is needed for checks on size reduction of PDFs