devin ivy

The way it currently works is intentional: run commands should receive all arguments, and all other commands should only receive arguments that weren't processed by e.g. bossy.

@wswoodruff one way to do it could be to use `StripAnsi(value) === value`. If it is `true` the value with and without ansi is the same, so it must not...

By the way, if you add some tests around that I think you'll want to add it to the `bin` section of the tests, since I believe that is where...

@zemccartney apologies for neglecting this! I like that plan. But also— I'm down to land this as-is, since it seems like an improvement to me. Do you have any thoughts/guidance...

We want those flags to decide whether hpal and hpal-debug provide colored output, and we want `hpal run` commands to do with those flags whatever they wish. So in short,...

Exactly! Roughly, the steps look like this, ``` git clone --depth=1 --origin=pal --branch=pal [email protected]:hapipal/boilerplate.git my-project cd my-project git checkout --orphan master # New branch without history git fetch pal --tags...

`hpal docs` is the only other case—it also calls out to github to download and search API documentation. One thing I would love to have is a cache for `hpal...

That is a really interesting idea. It would take some planning to imagine exactly how that would work—especially for the documentation, which currently does not travel with the packages in...

That's right, images are resized on demand and then cached. So if the original image in a user's repository is very large, we can still serve a resized, compressed, jpeg...

For that reason I wonder if we should save this for the next major. I figure, if folks do currently have this use-case then it will cause a breakage for...