Roman Shtylman
Roman Shtylman
I think having a route.use() that strips the path could be interesting. It would allow you to built up trees of routes minimizing repeating the same route string. I support...
`route.use(fn)` because the path is built in already
Yea, actually I think you are right in that it should support `(path, fn)` if it supports anything at all.
Right, the `.use` would be path after stripping away the route's path. Then it could strip away any additional path you pass as well.
It seems that having this feature is useless then?
Any particular reason why? On Friday, November 21, 2014, Jeremiah Senkpiel [email protected] wrote: > @dougwilson https://github.com/dougwilson should we target this for 4.x > deprecation? > > Tbh I can't even...
I would absolutely accept a PR :) On Friday, February 5, 2016, Guillaume Plique [email protected] wrote: > Hello @defunctzombie https://github.com/defunctzombie. I was just > wondering whether you considered upgrading the...
@mattcosta7 Any thoughts on what I should try here? Or any additional info I can provide for debugging? I've got several private repos (in the same organization as my project)...
@skw I've double checked - our secrets (created at the org level) use the "selected repositories" option and I also confirmed they are shared with the repositories where I am...
I've moved to a custom github bot app instead of the action because I wanted to apply these behaviors to my entire org and found the repo-by-repo approach too manual....