xmikew

With using multiple databases, how is one to call `stamp`, `current ` etc and specify the bind to use? There are no parameter options to these. When using `upgrade `and...

Thanks @miguelgrinberg. I do have an functional env.py that parses -x to get the tenant to upgrade/downgrade. However, seems like env.py is not loaded when you run some of the...

Just to follow-up here. Alembic does allow -x to be passed to all commands. So if you run `alembic -x db=testdb current` the x args will be passed along to...

Instead of introducing a completely new format. Ok. it's not _new_ it is INI, but new to `Module::Starter`, why not just allow multiple files in .module_starter dir? `.module_starter/config` `.module_starter/catalyst_profile` `.module_starter/dancer_profile`...

What's not working? http://jsfiddle.net/mKKXz/2/ A limited use case, I admit. Seems this can be closed? \- Mike

Not extremely familiar with the code, and not setup to run unit tests but here's a potential fix. https://github.com/xmikew/gridster.js/commit/372db2b11a6fd4a26e61b0115b64d3efda426970 In my limited use case, seems to work alright. \- Mike

This is indeed unfortunate since all the command line parameters line up with the data structure names except for ignores => ignores_type. I agree with this and I can see...