Troy Crosby

I've found this, which shows that you can generate an all day event to google by specifying the date param like this: &dates=20150120/20150520 rather than: &dates=20150120T170000Z/20150520T220000Z Example: https://www.google.com/calendar/render?action=TEMPLATE &dates=20150120/20150520 &location=Something&text=Title&details=whatever

They are going to run at some point, after the current executing build finishes. Right now you do NOT show them, but I agree, I think it would be useful...

I'm am observing the same behavior, on 64bit Windows 7

@kou ``` raw_csv_data = "col_header_1, col_header_2\nval_1, val_2\n" # This should raise and break execution flow if it is called custom_converter = lambda { |header_val| raise 'break'} broken_converters = [:symbol, custom_converter]...

@kou regardless of what my converter does, if its after the :symbol converted, it would never execute. The docs for the CSV initializer method don't state this, and it seems...