Drew Fisher

After poking at it briefly, I think CORS means my idea (doing the `fetch()` from the user's browser) isn't viable in general, and doing it server-side would require the server...

> But at the same time, requiring someone who is just using (not running) Jolly Roger to configure inbound and outbound email seems like a deeply dissatisfying user experience. I'm...

A note: as of #1189 we no longer rely on debathena's moira builds, and simply build moira from source for `blanche`. This was sufficient to unblock our move to a...

Hmm. I suspect we **do** want the drawer to cover other content, rather than displace it. Here's why: the vast majority of flows that involve notifications (dingwords, guess queue) also...

This might have been missed in the discussion, but: the box indicating your current status is always shown first in the list of callers, and displays your current mute/deafened state,...

> Automatically collapse the call section above a particular size Dislike this because it's sharply threshholded -- goes from showing all to showing no participants at a certain point >...

I don't think that's necessarily true? We can retain the behavior where you don't get access unless you've linked accounts in `jolly-roger`. Suppose the following: * We still don't let...

I think we should still do this, especially in light of the move to more hunt-attached behavior for external services rather than server-attached behavior for external services. In the hunt-attached...

Yeah I think we envisioned the same thing re: OAuth: -- the server admin configures the OAuth client id/client secret once, and then the creator of each Hunt grants that...

I like the client-side-only option better, except that I don't love the fact that the notification will be something that you have to dismiss in every tab. If we key...