Kegan Maher

Thank you for the feedback @ezmckinn. A few issues with the proposal: First and foremost, any changes to the JSON Schemas need to originate in the templates and/or generator code,...

This could be accomplished by defining new event types that transition into and out of the `on_trip` state, different from the `trip_start`/`trip_end` events which indicate real user trips. For example,...

Hello @asottile - since last week, `conventional-pre-commit` has been reimplemented in Python and a new version `v2.0.0` published. Thank you for the suggestion! Does it look OK to include in...

:+1: for the option to auth...I'll let you sort out the security implications :-)

Thank you @sp00n5 for the report! It looks like a problem with the library incorrectly parsing the DELETE response, not something you are doing wrong. Based on the exception it...

I just realized something... assuming you are using the Nuget package, the `.pdb` files aren't available and you won't be able to step into the SODA.NET source in a debug...

Thanks @sp00n5! This confirms that it is a problem with how `SodaClient.DeleteRow` interprets the response: 1. `DeleteRow` currently expects a single object, but the response is an array of objects...

Thanks for working on this, all I can say is, wow... how annoying that there are so many different return types depending on the use case/operation. This seems to be...

After reviewing [Socrata's own Java-based tool "DataSync"](https://github.com/socrata/datasync) for data publishing, there is another option that we can pursue which may be cleaner, if not a bit more complex. Rather than...

> I'm not sure why the deleterow would need to return an array on success, it can only ever be a single row operation as far as I understand? I...