Ben Ellis

For anyone doing this using the java libraries, I found I could use the following using reflection to get around this, ```java try { Field field = Scope.getCurrentScope().getClass().getDeclaredField("values"); field.setAccessible(true); SmartMap...

Just re-iterating (excuse the pun) what I said in discord, Would the Spliterator.trySplit not be a bit more concise? i.e. (taken from https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Spliterator.html) ```java static void parEach(TaggedArray a, Consumer action)...

Thanks for the reply. My thinking is if "Something New" wanted to win more votes, aiming to be populist party would probably work best, so I suppose it depends on...

Just thinking some more, re: anonymity and github accounts, if there is nothing stopping me creating a random github account, then I'd assume there is nothing stopping me from voting...

So this is by design and an issue with saml2aws? Solution is to change where the aws credentials are stored by saml2aws like this? (will confirm) `credential_process = saml2aws login...

What's the status of this issue/PR? Reading through the comments I'd have thought a validators.is_true and validators.is_false would be more consistent with existing validator names?

I managed to implement a workaround for now. I introduced an `expect` decorator, that lists any exceptions that may be thrown by the endpoint. ```python @blueprint.doc(summary="Get a thingy.") @blueprint.get("/") @blueprint.output(GetThingyResponse)...

Relates to #895

> @BEllis Do you mind taking a look at this and fixing the conflicts? @mapkon Done.

As part of this ticket, I think --skip-prompt and --quiet should be implicit when using --credentials-process ?