Rob Dupuis
Rob Dupuis
Currently, if you call the same command multiple times, airbrussh doesn't really print out the right thing. Below is some sample output, which I've annotated with the problems as I...
I'm not sure if this was intentional, but this change: ``` ruby group :extras, :optional => true ``` Caused my call to rake to fail like this: ``` airbrussh:rake There...
Currently if some code wants to handle assertion failures, this doesn't work for strikt helpers like `first()` because `MappingException` extends `IncompleteExecutionException`, not `AssertionError`. eg: ```kotlin private val failures = mutableListOf()...
I'm trying to read custom metadata which I'm writing into my mp4 using ffmpeg using the following command line arg: `-metadata custom_metadata="My Data"` I've been looking over the tools and...
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I was trying to create an S3 BucketPolicy, and the step was hanging for about 7 minutes, and then failed with the following message: `Resource is not in the state...
*Issue #, if available:* *Description of changes:* This action only requires a small subset of cloudformation permissions, so limit recommended ones in the README to those By submitting this pull...
I was wondering if it would be possible to support calls to the [as()](https://github.com/capistrano/sshkit/blob/e60b80ab13f0df89a9843dbca28c8163509e3c18/lib/sshkit/backends/abstract.rb#L91) method? For some reason I couldn't work out, when [execute](https://github.com/capistrano/sshkit/blob/e60b80ab13f0df89a9843dbca28c8163509e3c18/lib/sshkit/backends/abstract.rb#L99) is called, it does not call...
```kotlin @Test fun `first() handles empty lists`() { val subject = emptyList() expectThat(subject).first().isEqualTo("catflap") } ``` Fails with the message: ``` Mapping 'first element %s' failed with: List is empty. Mapping...
Thanks vm for this project which seems like it will really help me with log analysis. I'm trying to get to grips with what `hit` and `dam` do. I can...