Matt Sanders
Matt Sanders
@josephruscio this is ready to go, just needs version bump and release when you have a few mins.
I'm running into this as well. Wiring up a custom handler is pretty straightforward if the value you want submitted is the same as what you are displaying. However if...
Sounds great! In case it helps anyone in the meantime, I was able to kludge together something that works (but feels pretty brittle) through reaching into the data properties of...
@jelicich - it has been a long time since l looked at this so unfortunately I don't have a lot of context anymore. This was working with the version of...
I haven't, but I will. That sounds great. I think this solves the getting back to where I was problem, but not the wanting to issue a quicker version of...
Excuse the broken amps, not sure how to get around Markdown's auto-escaping. As always, if you up for including it I'm happy to make it work.
Good point. I'll try that a bit and see how it feels. My sense is that that will address my needs, but it is much less obvious than what I...
So I can make this work, but I can't write tests against the http-get command without stubbing Net::HTTP's response somehow. I looked for a good stub location in your codebase,...
I think what you are talking about makes a lot of sense in scenarios with multiple requests or complex response processing. In cases like mine, it feels like overkill. I'm...
Hi @edmorley, great to see all the things you are cleaning up! Just wanted to check back and see if you have any sense of a likely timeline to support...