Introducing autofission: automatic scaling limits for Fission.
Keeps the maximum number of Fission function copies aligned with the free capacity of a Kubernetes cluster.
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Introducing microbenchmark: structured performance checks for Python.
Turns small performance checks into reusable Python scenarios and results without requiring a full benchmark suite.
Introducing transtests: one test for sync, async, and generator functions.
Runs one pytest behavior check against regular, asynchronous, and generator forms of the same Python function template.
Introducing pristan: plugins defined by typed functions.
Turns a typed Python function into a complete plugin extension point with discovery, registration, default behavior, and result collection.
Introducing getsources: getting source code from Python functions.
Recovers clean, parseable source text from Python function objects, including nested and interactive definitions.
Introducing denial: a marker for omitted values.
Lets Python libraries distinguish a missing argument from a deliberate None value.
Introducing cstvis: independent changes to Python source code.
Finds every possible change in Python source and applies candidates one at a time without losing formatting or comments.
Introducing metacode: machine-readable instructions in comments.
Gives Python tools one shared syntax for machine-readable instructions placed directly in source comments.
Introducing skelet: typed settings from multiple sources.
Loads typed Python settings from several sources, validates later changes, and reports errors without exposing secrets.
Introducing simtypes: lightweight runtime checks for Python type hints.
Checks whether a Python value broadly matches a type hint without recursively validating collections or changing the value.