Alex McConnell
Alex McConnell
That's disappointing that the even better rspec syntax got broken, but the syntax I mentioned above can be achieved by returning maps with anonymous functions attached to them.
Hey @antonmi Also sorry for the late response. 😁 Just in case it wasn't clear, this was all I did: ``` def xpected(actual) do %{ :to => %{ :eq =>...
How to use the endpoint. I'm going to try to figure it out from your example front end. Also, how to integrate it with another lambda.
Same problem here.
I was going to, but I don't know which way to solve this that wouldn't break other things people might be using it.
If I were missing permissions, it would return an error instead of just not doing anything. Everything works fine with context.done, just not with context.succeed.
@felangel If you assume that all inheritance follows a hierarchical pattern similar to animals, then sure, checking equality between types makes little sense. But that's only a fraction of usages...
Any update on the future of this? Also, why isn't this app mentioned in the devise_token_auth list of apps?
How are you getting the variables in for local development? Are you just cluttering up your .bashrc with stuff? What happens when you're working on multiple projects that all want...
It's possible to do this somewhat with variable files. For example, this works: jobs/my_job.yml ``` my_job: name: unit-tests serial_groups: [unit-tests] plan: - get: my-repo trigger: true - task: my-task etc......