David Copeland

Yup. I'll see about updating the code to account for this. At the time I wasn't aware of how to deal with it.

Sorry, got wrapped up in other things. I think the problem is the version of teaspoon has changed. Can you try re-running the teaspoon initializer? `rails g | grep teaspoon`...

Yeah, this is a weird thing about `$location`. when you say `$location.path(..)` it means "change only the path of the current location" as opposed to the more intuitive "change everything...

Maybe. I'd like to keep this as lean as possible and only require the most minimal set of dependencies. The use of `angular-flash` should be sufficient to let users know...

Hmm, yeah this seems like a good feature, but I'm not sure exactly how to achieve this. Can you share what you did? The only thing I can think of...

Hey, I hadn't thought much about it, but wanted to record it as it was not a bug I expected to exist. Under the covers, GLI uses Ruby's `OptionParser` which...

GLI isn't for that sort of app. GLI is for an app that has a series of subcommands. If you just want a simple command line app without subcommands, `OptionParser`...

What does `WILDCARD` mean in this context? Can you give a more specific example? All that said, GLI really is designed to always be given at least one subcommand.

Ah, ok. It's not really designed for that but you might be able to implement it yourself. For reference, here is how GLI locates a command based on the command...

I see, yeah, agreed this should be better.