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current project: pypyr automation task runner. if your bash/python/ruby automation scripts are getting too long & complicated, you can use pypyr to create sequential step workflows in a simplistic yaml file giving you retries, error handling, looping and all that basic plumbing you normally need to re-invent for every script, so you get low-code to no-code automation.

stack: the Power of Python! 🐍

the most difficult problem: it's not a coding problem as such, but more about ensuring backwards compatibility to current users while still adding cool new features. In other words, when you add cool new stuff you don't want to break or be incompatible with existing features users depend on. Adds a new dimension of things to think about when you're coding & designing new features!