Jim Moore

As to "at once" --- that's why it's broken down into multiple stages. Fortunately, since Grabbit was written TDD, there's a lot of support to keep such mechanical transformations in...

This is to address the sequencing issue caused by concurrency and the issue described in GH-92.

Suspect that this is related to enforcing protected fields (specifically foreign-key enforcement in this case) related to GH-65.

Is the reason for wanting to turn off SSL validation because your company is using a "man in the middle" SSL rewrite? If so, the "proper" (and secure) way to...

I had removed the "3.0" for being confusing, but it looks like it came back again... In Grabbit's case, since it doesn't need to wrap 3rd party jars or use...

Bundlor is used for wrapping the jars, so using it won't prevent the need to wrap and host 3rd-party jars. Wrapping and hosting the jars is a nuisance, but not...

I lean toward white-list only, as that's the easiest to understand. Whitelists are explicitly "Use this", where as blacklists are always "Use the whitelist, but here are exceptions."

An alternative is to keep the documentation in the repository (e.g., Markdown/AsciiDoctor in a `docs` directory) so that it always matches the code at any particular state.

@ChestersGarage Thank you for adding the wiki page! If I may ask, why were you building from source instead of simply installing from the pre-built packages on BinTray referenced at...

The three PRs referenced above are now resolved.