I can't find this in any documentation. How does autojump know what file manager to run? I want to change the default on my system to use midnight commander?

Thanks.

Talking about https://docs.pyfilesystem.org/en/latest/reference/walk.html#fs.walk.BoundWalker.dirs and maybe walk.files is affected as well.

The documentation talks about (emphasis by me):

dirs(path='/', **kwargs)
Walk a filesystem, yielding ABSOLUTE paths to directories.

and

filter_dirs (list, optional) – A list of patterns that will be used to match directori

• More string utilities (e.g. regex functions)
• Formatting functions (echo 3.1415 | map format "{:.2f}")

I have noticed that the volume method does not return the exact size of the cache, but in some scenarios there could be a discrepancy of more than 100 MB.

From the code, I gather that volume = page_size * page_count + total_file_size, where page_size * page_count is an estimate of the database size and total_file_size is the size of all file-backed entries.

The problem is that this d

A pip install requirements.txt runs into permission issues as a non-root user. Since sudo pip should never be invoked, pip install requirements.txt should read pip install requirements.txt --user.

It's not immediately clear that this project is tested for 3.7
If you could add python 3.8 in the test pipeline that would be great.

Is there a way to use open_fs() to open an S3 instance that is at a different endpoint?

Help output makes impression device sizes can be omitted. They cannot (or is there usage where they can?).

bor@bor-Latitude-E5450:~/src/python-btrfs$ git describe HEAD
v11
bor@bor-Latitude-E5450:~/src/python-btrfs$ ./bin/btrfs-space-calculator -h
usage: btrfs-space-calculator [-h] -m METADATA -d DATA [-M] [-r RATIO]
                              [sizes [sizes ...]]
...
bor@bor-Latitu

This week I updated a lot of the community docs/pages. I need to update the readme and the docs site with clear links to the new items

• Ensure the code of conduct (CoC) is clearly linked and discussed in the readme

• Ensure the CoC is included and discussed in the doc site

• Misc. other doc tweaks as necessary

After setting up the CI in Github Actions, I managed to install libguestfs via PIP, using tarballs available from libguestfs website:
http://download.libguestfs.org/python/

We should document this method also

Currently creating a Treant will always work, even if the directory doesn't exist.

import datreant as dtr

t = dtr.Treant('nonexistant', makedir=False)  # this should raise an Error

And related, if the directory exists but isn't a Treant, it will blindly create one, again this should be optional..

import datreant as dtr

t = dtr.Treant('not_a_treant',