Brandon Richardson

@bclozel Ahh yes, good call, I didn't even occur to me that XmlMapper extends ObjectMapper. That would be a problem. Sounds great!

I tend to agree with @lambdalisue, this would add a fair bit of complexity and I don't see much benefit. Adding new features for the sake of adding new features...

Interesting, this used to work correctly when I originally implemented this functionality. I presume there may have been a regression in 10dd4bb705fa21dbfabdafb592c7d58454af01e6.

No worries, here's what it looks like in the initial revision (63b79ab7440095a1adc1c10f2bfdba4ceb46080a).

Agreed, it was a bit of a nightmare getting that to work on the right drawer so I ended up settling with that behaviour. It would almost be better if...

This is blocking our team from migrating to JUnit 5. Would really like to see this work soon.

This extension only supports regular expressions that are supported by the Javascript language. Building a custom regex engine isn't exactly something I want to build and support in the long...

I've actually already tried to implement this in the past, I think about a year or two ago. The reason I didn't go through with it in the end was...

There are a handful of pages this extension won't work on. `about:addons` is one of them, but the extension won't work on any browser-specific page (like the chrome web store,...

@dislegal Although it is possible using the standard JavaScript API to get the document object from an iframe (using element.contentDocument), due to security reasons it is only possible to search...