Arron Mabrey

Until this feature is implemented the manual way to remove one of the old jobs that still shows up in the web ui. Just grab the name/title of the job...

I'm having this same issue. I believe the issue is with inotify, from my experience in projects at work (which also have inotify issues) there is no way to emulate...

@1krupson turns out this is actually really easy to disable. You need to comment out the following line in the compose file. ``` (from this) - FILE_WATCHER=true (to this) #...

I'm also needing this right now too. I'm fine to add the classes manually in the mean time. Do you have any documentation on what classes to add?

Ah.. that makes sense. If one wanted to put in the effort, would it be possible to merge/patch the icons into your current terminal font? Isn't this what things like...

@noahcoad I know the read says this has ST3 support. I installed through package control and I see the option in the context menu. However it's grayed out and disabled...

I'm hoping to get this merged, so I can remove my fork and use the gem directly. I think this will help others on ruby 1.9.3. Please let me know...

Update on this, we've had it in QA for about ~2 months and it's been performing well. We are headed to production with this change. Getting this merged is still...

I'm also trying to figure out how to handle arrays. Did you ever come up with a solution to this?

That would be awesome. ## Arron Mabrey Sent with Sparrow (http://www.sparrowmailapp.com/?sig) On Friday, March 16, 2012 at 1:31 AM, Andrew De Ponte wrote: > @arronmabrey, currently it doesn't support guard...