Guido Marucci Blas

That would be cool!. Do you feel like submitting a PR with this change? You should add the change [here](https://github.com/guidomb/ios-scripts/blob/master/script/common/check_xcode_version#L19). This script is written in ruby. `installed_xcode_version` and `required_xcode_version` are...

The problem with this is that travis lint currently does not differentiate between errors and warnings and in the case of iOS the suggested `.travis.yml` file has warnings.

Maybe instead use https://github.com/kossnocorp/jquery.turbolinks

OK so you are not longer maintaining this?

I uploaded the .pkg to my repo and I installed it using the installer command. The problem is that it fails to generate the coverage files. — Sent from Mailbox...

I don't really know is weird. I have [this](https://github.com/Wolox/ReactiveArray) project building in travis. When I run the `script/coverage upload` script locally it works fine and uploads the coverage report to...

I've just printed the coverage.json file generated by coveralls-gcov and the problem is that code coverage could not be calculated somehow. But I have no idea where to look now....

Yeah is super hard to debug anything in travis. Maybe with ssh access and adding logs to SwiftCov. I may try that.

Hi, I'm also interested in this feature. My current use case is skipping fields in input object types for which their corresponding SeaORM entity has a default value. For example:...

I found that if I modify how the `BuilderContext` is initialized I can skip fields from the input object generation. For example: ```rust lazy_static::lazy_static! { static ref CONTEXT : BuilderContext...