Brandon Weaver

Bitbucket and Github at least have issue tracking. Bitbucket can be tied into most everything Atlassian, so it has a lot more powerful tools on that end you can leverage...

If you're on Mac OSX I found a way to make this work: Step 1: Make sure you have pbpaste and pbcopy ready and that tmux is configured to behave...

Just saw this task, was there any interest in getting this feature across the line? I may be able to dedicate some time to working on it, but it may...

Added a few more enhancements to the idea to provide better error messages, as well as a pessimistic and optimistic version of failure. Thoughts?

It'd try and do literal compare -> methodized compare. Back references don't currently work as Qo has no idea of that level of introspection.

Now as to _how_ to do that, it'd have to be an entirely different syntax. I could see something along the lines of adding a handler to Qo: ```ruby Qo2...

Thinking about this in the process of releasing 0.99, this seems a bit out of place for the current API.

True, yes, but in a way this makes it more explicit what branches it accepts. I may have to rethink the underlying code a bit.

It's possible :) ```ruby Qo[foo: Any] ``` See the `Any` type in 0.5.0+: https://github.com/baweaver/qo#quick-start https://github.com/baweaver/any Before this you would have used a "wildcard": ```ruby Qo[foo: :*] ``` Does that satisfy...

Also noted as of `0.5.0` it _requires_ a "key" (method for objects) to be present on the other side, so using `Any` assures that that key exists and has a...