Charlie Rudolph-Ito
Charlie Rudolph-Ito
:+1: I have a styling issue caused by ngSticky setting the height
It appears grunt logs that error when you call loadNpmTasks on a module which doesn't have a tasks folder ([source](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt/blob/ba814ca18d63021a74f2ebd996beb868b669ee28/lib/grunt/task.js#L412)). I believe that is caused by this [code](https://github.com/jimhigson/oboe.js/blob/8fcf0d245a7a10590a2d8a1d123257acac362f93/Gruntfile.js#L258) which appears...
Hmm. What's the reason for having separate methods for attaching images / text? Why not have a single method and if given a string default to media type `text/x.cucumber.log+plain`?
Cucumber-js has strict default to true and having it set to false only allows pending steps to not cause a failure. Undefined and ambiguous are logically the same to me...
What are you migrating Cucumber JVM to? Not sure I see a consensus in the existing comments
``` @context: "http://json-ld.org/contexts/person.jsonld" @id: "http://dbpedia.org/resource/John_Lennon" name: "John Lennon" born: "1940-10-09" spouse: "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Cynthia_Lennon" ``` is not valid coffeescript and this library uses coffeescript for parsing. Thus supporting this would probably be...
`git ship` squash merges the branch which often loses the connection between the branch so it can't tell that the branch was squashed. We are currently working on updating git...
We don't currently have plans to implement it, but would definitely like it to be implemented. I'll update this issue once the github version is done and will be happy...
So with 4.2.0 we introduced the ability to ship via the GitHub API. Shipping via the bitbucket API should now be relatively easy to add. The [bitbucket driver](https://github.com/Originate/git-town/blob/4cbd4d1cd32fe2b0aef9572de34d175bfa4817db/src/drivers/bitbucket.go) needs to...
I don't believe @kevgo or I are planning on implementing this. We use pretty much only use github, so the bitbucket driver wouldn't really be used by us. Ideally someone...