Plus who knows what will happen in a month

Or don't and overshoot 😁

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My guess is it's to cover the streaming connection, storing the results, etc. plus development. Basically the free ride is getting squeezed by putting in a cap via the charge to come off your free budget.

If you want to know what social programs the government should make available for free to all citizens, all you have to do is look at what rich parents do for their kids.

I currently have no plans to attend

As for the invite, I appreciate it, but I don't currently have a use for one (although if that changes, I'll let you know).

I personally imagined clouds choosing a name that was appropriate (which could be universal and/or per service, e.g. `fastapi` and `fastapi-functions` for FaaS), fall back to `pylock.toml` if neither are found, and look up to 1 level down in case the lock files are in e.g. `lockfiles/`.

The quick take is either approach: let the user specify the name and/or location, or just support a specific name and say where you will look for the lock file.

Question about the support: is there any way to specify which pylock.toml to use? E.g. if I have a pylock.fastapi-cloud.toml file, how could I tell FastAPI Cloud to use it? Or have you thought about explicitly supporting a lock file named "fastapi-cloud"? Or did you think it would complicate things?

I don't think Sebastián is _that_ tall 😉