Sigurd Spieckermann

No worries, @badge, it's a good discussion anyway! :ok_hand: So, how about improving clarity by referring more explicitly to _YAML documents_, perhaps with a link to the [official documentation](https://www.yaml.info/learn/document.html), explaining...

I've submitted a PR that fixes this problem: #1589

I think comma-separated values won't work in general, e.g. `type: yaml` or `type: json` might contain commas which should not be used to split multiple answer values for a multiselect...

@yajo I've tried several ways, also with an array, none works. The problem is that the answer passed via CLI is a string, which gets parsed by https://github.com/copier-org/copier/blob/f92c1fe0c952c9ab7f839ecd3d8dc27752ac71aa/copier/main.py#L438 which for...

Resolved via #1527.

> In order to use OS specific packages with latest copier [...] Just trying to understand the motivation for this PR better, @em230418: Why do you need to rely on...

I'm afraid what you'd like to do is currently not possible. See also #1193 for a previous discussion.

IMO, Poetry's advantages also for library projects are a unified CLI, dev dependencies, and a lock file (which is a matter of taste for libraries, but it helps in making...

Sorry for the delay. This is an example inspired by [`go-chi`](https://github.com/go-chi/chi#middleware-handlers): ```python def custom_middleware_factory(some_config, ...): # notice that `next` and `handle` have the same signature def middleware(next): def handle(req, resp):...

In `go-chi`, `next` is of type [`http.Handler`](https://golang.org/pkg/net/http/#Handler): ```go type Handler interface { ServeHTTP(ResponseWriter, *Request) } ``` When in my example `next(req, resp)` is called, in `go-chi` `next.ServeHTTP(w, r.withContext(ctx))` is called...