Rick Riensche

I actually kinda love this one.. If the Flask guys don't mind us usurping their logo :)

> Probably could combined this with #12 Alrighty, added to the ticket for that one!

Color me intrigued 😄 Haven't had much time for non-firefighting Flask-Rebar stuff of late but at first glance this does seem like something worth considering. We'd have to figure out...

🤣 Yeah the name thing did cross my mind too

An idea I haven't put a lot of thought into yet so not sure if it has merit, but perhaps we could lean on some pre-existing format like YAML/TOML/JSON/whatever-we-think-is-least-obnoxious and...

I should add that I have fewer qualms with tying the dumping of major versions of Python (i.e., our hopefully-soon-to-be release 2.0 that will only support Py3) to a major...

Nice - I like what they did with their explicit table there too.

> Let's be practical here. What will be the actual impact of removing support for python 3.4 without bumping our major version? How many consumers of flask-rebar are using python...

Hey @gtmanfred @marxav0319, I did some forensics and think I have a decent grasp on the situation; gonna spin up a thread internally so we can hash out some details...

OK capturing results of our discussion here, this PR needs: 1. Update to make the `docstring-parser` dependency optional via `extras_require` 1a. update logic in the swagger generators to handle absence...