Rémy HUBSCHER

> Allowing this would break the entire version number contract. Allowing to put back the version you removed doesn't break any contracts. + You already have the previous package hash...

> That doesn't make it impossible to upload a file with the same hash, but it makes it tricky which suggests it's a bad UX to expect authors to have...

People are not dumb, if they need to do something complicated they will eventually succeed. The fact is even if they know all the things, they won't be able to...

> Just his what @domibarton is describing. What's the point of a test repo if you can't make mistakes? Why cannot you do `package x.y.z.dev0` and then `package x.y.z.dev1`?

Yes I have the same problem with my last uploaded packages.

Something like that could do it: ``` def ping(self): connection = self.smtp_factory() # send EHLO code, response = connection.ehlo() if code < 200 or code >= 300: code, response =...

We could also add the `rm -fr /tmp/attachment` in the cron as we do with `redis-cli flushall`

I am glad you raise this concern (also I missed the past two years so I am probably too late…) # [Using Pusher](http://docs.kinto-storage.org/en/stable/tutorials/notifications-websockets.html) You have multiple ways of handling push-notifications...

As far as I understand the part you are talking about is client side and not server side. A Kinto.js hook is a little Javascript function: > That would mean...

@chrismbeckett Great, do not hesitate to ask your question on the [IRC channel](https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/?#kinto) if you need any help or assistance.