Joe Atzberger

We have a gem and it is pretty conventional. Is this still relevant?

Can you give an example of such a request? It is more than just `../../../etc/passwd`, right?

I'm guessing this is now `.ui-icon-check`: https://api.jqueryui.com/theming/icons/ Sound plausible?

That would be default browser functionality if the elements were actually options in a HTML ``, but we have them as table-rows. We should try to use actual select/options. Ideally,...

One problem is that the controller sets the grant token in the session and the `lib` adapters are not expected to have access to the session. So when the 401...

Documentation here: https://developers.google.com/drive/v3/web/manage-downloads#downloading_google_documents Basically: ``` ruby content = drive_service.export_file(file_id, 'application/pdf', download_dest: StringIO.new) ```

This would require a lot more from the interface behavior than our common FileEntry listings, so while this is easy to do on the back-end, it involves overriding or expanding...

He could be right, but why should I care? I'd say the 95% of uses that he regards as "abuse" are the _actual_ predominant meaning of the error _in reality_.

I not stuck on `NotImplementedError`, though. As long as we raise something, that will be enough. But I find `NotImplementedError` as good as anything else. Explicitly raising a `NoMethodError` would...

Looks like we could crudely but easily monkeypatch this method: https://github.com/projecthydra/browse-everything/blob/d0438f114a9b5c0a12fa6a5b493cb41d31255019/lib/browse_everything.rb#L38-L43 We could also do the proper OO thing and extend browse-everything and override `config`. But in any case, `configure`...