Ravi Raju

> I'm not convinced by the proposed API. > > A stream of CBOR objects is officially called a CBOR Sequence ([draft-ietf-cbor-sequence-02](https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-cbor-sequence-02)), so we should use the word "sequence" instead...

> Maybe `load_sequence` and `loads_sequence`? Or `load_seq` and `loads_seq`? > > Alternatively we could add a `sequence=False` keyword argument to the existing functions. The impact on performance of a single...

@Changaco @agronholm - i am new to CPython - so am having trouble writing the logic for sequence in CPython - i have pushed a set of changes from whatever...

> I'm not a CPython expert either, but I managed to get it work. I've opened a PR on @toravir's fork to merge my changes into this branch: [toravir#1](https://github.com/toravir/cbor2/pull/1). Thanks...

> I believe that my method of coverage data gathering might be somewhat incorrect. Ideally, coverage should gather reports from all the test runs and then send the aggregated data...

See #60 for comments - this PR is not needed. The caller can provide an appropriate input in the form of a stream of bytes and the load() will decode...

@exqlnet can u provide an example code ? zerolog library takes io.Writer interface to the log destination - which allows only Write() method. One possible solution for your problem is...

works fine - see this : https://play.golang.org/p/QNbNcsaXwRp If it doesn't work for you - pls include a snippet and the output.. This code: ``` username:="foo" log.Info().Str("caller", username).Msg("aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" + username) ```...