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As part of the grunt build process, CSS file should be minified and placed in dist directory

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It doesn't seem that there is any conflict with (for example) Flask 2.0.1, so why is this an enforced dependency? Is there some particular feature of Flask v2 that breaks...

The top bar on Mac shows the application name. For the installer, it shows 'Boot'. Screenshot below: ![screen shot 2016-08-25 at 4 53 09 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2791268/17989738/713d13ca-6ae4-11e6-9ef2-c57e1faec7d3.png) Mac OS X version: 10.11.6...

Is this the 3-clause BSD? It's slightly different

If `task_info` is used instead of `executor_info` (see [here](https://github.com/mesosphere/deimos/blob/master/deimos/mesos.py#L33)), then `executor()` return value is `None`, which makes the return value of `needs_observer()` `True`. This causes Mesos environment variables to not...

Currently this module has the option to find a page by `title` or a numeric `id`. However if you're crawling, you have just a link. This would be especially useful...

When using `placebo.utils.placebo_session` as a decorator, I had the following error: ``` __________________________________________ test_publish_incidents_placebo __________________________________________ args = (), kwargs = {}, session_kwargs = {'region_name': 'us-east-1'}, profile_name = None session =...

After installing from pip, get this error when running code below: ``` from pyvotecore.schulze_method import SchulzeMethod from pyvotecore.condorcet import CondorcetHelper ballots = [] SchulzeMethod(ballots, ballot_notation = CondorcetHelper.BALLOT_NOTATION_GROUPING).as_dict() ```