Eli Young

With an environment variable, how would you specify multiple ports? Alternatively, if your array has multiple objects, would setting the environment variable `PORT` to `3333` set that value for all...

I'm not seeing this behavior. Could you provide a sample test case with a schema and a file?

This happens because [`getOriginalTermios()`][getOriginalTermios] returns a pointer to the original `unix.Termios` struct, and then [`SetRaw()`][SetRaw] modifies it. This can be fixed by changing `getOriginalTermios()` to copy `saveTermios` into a new...

Incidentally, the reason this broke in v0.2.6 is that this was the version that [changed `getOriginalTermios()`][change] to return a pointer instead of a copied struct. [change]: https://github.com/c-bata/go-prompt/commit/20e0658bedf03de0604a1a4bf9c212b7a1e26970#diff-fc674d6dad6ea798352725edef762713c8cbe9a2dd0f411d851d48e27a688c10

Alternatively, these could be combined into a `channel edit` command that would also support modifying the channel name, display name, header, etc.

I updated the PR to fix the tests and also include the post ID logged when a message would be too long. **Edit**: Well, that broke the build differently because...

Okay, tests fixed.

@levb Sounds good. I'll figure out how to implement that in the next week.

@levb @hanzei @iomodo I started looking into this and realized that I don't think there's actually a good way to implement it. As I understand it, the proposal is to...

This continues to be an issue for plugins that depend on `logstash-filter-grok` because, while v2.0.4 has the fix, v2.0.4 was never pushed to RubyGems.