Eric Stein

Flask-Testing messing up flask's normal way of separating requests from each other could easily lead to people's tests not testing what they think they are testing. This isn't just affecting...

It's not an assumption, it's in the Flask documentation. If Flask-Testing makes Flask disobey its own specification, how can we trust Flask-Testing?

Bump! Bug #808 bit me today. I am not able in the situation I am in to use unreleased versions of software without organizational complexity so I am forcing fpm...

Thanks Gideon for describing this issue well. It doesn't seem that running 1.3.3 in ruby 1.9.3 is doing the right thing,

@jordansissel I can try to confirm it next week. This branch looks unmergable right now "This branch has conflicts that must be resolved" though... would prefer to test after any...

Thanks Gideon

The latter happens when I hit ^C after waiting forever for it to pick up. It never does.

I edited injector.py to turn on verbose mode and got this (on the one that I already timed out from once and have since been unable to pyrasite-shell into). ```...

This is partially well handled by framedrop, and currently the system at least realizes when it hasn't got frames in awhile; but it still fails to flush the whole motion...

Partial work in f53fa7e.