Marc Trölitzsch

Library charts are not currently supported by the extension, though I agree that that would be a great feature to implement in a future release.

There's already a dotfile manager named [dotfiles](https://github.com/rhysd/dotfiles). Maybe something like dotman (for dotfile manager) could work?

I don't think including the language (Rust) in the name is a good idea, since the choice of language does not really matter or differentiate this project from others.

In case someone else is interested in this, I've written a simple [prometheus exporter for imaginary](https://github.com/marcfrederick/imaginary-exporter). It only includes the metrics already available under `/health`, but converts them to a...

Hey @tosher, thanks for helping out here! I've created a PR adding this to the documentation for future reference.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I noticed that the issue you reported was addressed in pull request #269. However, it appears that the fix has yet to...

Hey @roysmith, thanks for raising this issue and sorry for the late response. I've updated the documentation of `Site.blocks` to include a reference to `Site.logevents(type='block')` in #289.

Hey @Krummers, thanks for the PR! As far as I can tell `mwclient/0.10.0 (https://github.com/mwclient/mwclient)` part that's appended to the User-Agent is required by the [Wikimedia User-Agent policy](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User-Agent_policy): ``` / ()...

@Krummers I took another look at how we currently implement this and I think you should be able to set a fully custom User-Agent without making changes to the library...

If this works for you then in my opinion not. We can get back to this in the future if we get more similar reports.