Weekly status pages written from public repository activity, not from meetings.
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2026-10-14 to 2026-10-20 (7 full days, UTC). Unofficial: generated from this repository’s public GitHub activity by pilotless status. Not affiliated with the project, and no information here that GitHub does not publish.
18 commits to main by 5 people, 18 pull requests merged, 46 open pull requests, 68 open issues on this page of results.
Open, and untouched for seven days or more:
BaseStruct - last touched 335 days agoOpen, unassigned, and with no replies yet:
bytes ignores val_json_bytes in validation mode - opened 6 days agoRootModel stores __pydantic_private__ in the instance __dict__ instead of the slot - opened 6 days agoThe two lists above are what a status meeting is usually for. Nobody had to attend one to produce this page.
If you maintain pydantic/pydantic and would rather this page did not exist, open an issue and it will be deleted - no argument, no reply needed beyond the repository name.
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