Graeme Wicksted
Graeme Wicksted
It would be nice to not have to adjust the serialized yaml (by adding tags) to have the deserializer capable of distinguishing types based on what key names or value...
Problem occurs when grunt.registerTask('clean', ['clean']); is used alongside the grunt.initConfig({ clean: { ... } }); definition. Simple example gruntfile.js ``` javascript module.exports = function(grunt) { grunt.initConfig({ pkg: grunt.file.readJSON('package.json'), clean: {...
Support compiling all .less files in a folder (with globbing) to a destination folder so each one does not have to be specified. Could also support collapsing a tree structure...
Similar to #3, no indication is given. At the very least, it should prompt to overwrite the file on disk. However, it would be nice if it would act almost...
At the very least place the contents of the json example from the readme into a file in the correct location on disk via `CTRL+SHIFT+P` option. Might also trigger this...
Minor console text change and removed superflous spaces
- Navigate to: [Samples](http://www.west-wind.com/westwind.applicationconfiguration/samples/) - Click "Simple XML File" - Get an error: "Sorry, an error occurred while processing your request." - Chrome on Windows 8.1. URL shows http://www.west-wind.com/Westwind.ApplicationConfiguration/samples/Save
Grammar defines only `'e'` (never `'E'`) for exponent yet Timestamp's `'T'` can also be `'t'` and `'Z'` can also be `'z'` (due to the RFC). Both upper and lower exponent...
Firstly: yes, the following can all be represented as one or more `string`s/`integer`s but the fact that `timestamp` is a first-class-citizen makes them a consideration. Consider the [ISO 8601](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601) standard...