Martin Chabot

Missing tr inside thead

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I tried the `elm-sortable-table` with Twitter Bootstrap, but my table header was not displaying well. So I have found that the `` elements were not wrapped into `` before being...

Job stuck in a queue

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I have a job that was retried multiple times, but it got stuck in the queue. Here is the job: ``` iex(smsc@smsc03)1> Honeydew.filter("my_queue", fn a-> true end) [ %Honeydew.Job{ by:...

Gracefull shutdown documentation

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I would like to know if there's a way to do a graceful shutdown of the Honeydew queues. For the moment I am calling the Honeydew.suspend() function on all queues...

Unknown filetype

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I am on MacOs Sierra and when I run the command I get the following error message: ``` error: unknown file type: /Users/me/.elm-install/github.com/elm-lang/html/./.git/tags.34360. ``` Here is the call stack ```...

Documentation on where to run elm-package

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The readme.md file does not tell where the `elm package install` command should be run. Is it at the root of the app or in the `app/assets/elm` directory?

testrb does not exist anymore

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When I use the rubyunit compiler it says that `/bin/bash: testrb`: command not found. If I understand this program does not exist anymore.

Does not work with Rails 2.3.8

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In ActiveSupport 2.3.8, the parent method is defined in the Module class which conflicts with the acts_as_tree parent method. http://github.com/rails/rails/blob/v2.3.8/activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/module/introspection.rb

Convert example to use elm 0.19

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At the moment the examples are not working with elm 0.19.0

When I compile my application I get the following error when compiling the logger_file_backend application. ``` ==> logger_file_backend Compiling 1 file (.ex) warning: Logger.compare_levels/2 defined in application :logger is used...

TestingAdapter `deliver` function doesn't return the same type as ExternalSmtpAdapter

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The `TestingAdapter.deliver` function returns a `Task`, however the `ExternalSmtpAdapter.deliver` returns a tuple: `{:ok, message}`. I think that both function should return the same type, it would make tests behave more...