Austin Ziegler

artifice-passthru is useful and essentially does the same as #activate_for, but it's also a bit late for my production use case. What I don't like about aritifice-passthru is threefold: 1....

OK, let's talk plug-in capability and efficiency. The core piece of functionality missing from Artifice is the ability to do an efficient dispatch to something other than the singular Rack...

I've got a modification to Artifice in my fork that allows you to specify a host/port combination for which the rack endpoint applies, because I needed just this functionality. I'm...

If chruby-exec is a function, won't it no longer be usable as a way to use chruby-based installs via cron?

Something I discovered: there is a transitive dependency on Faraday in any case (using the default adapter) via the `googleauth` gem. I wasn't paying attention to what it was doing,...

I haven’t used http-rb and therefore have no clue whether it supports HTTPS proxies…and I’m not adding it as another HTTP client dependency to our application, sorry. I chose Faraday...

One of the things that’s really nice about `sqitch` is that it has three pieces to each migration, each as a separate file: - up - down - verify The...

I can do `sqitch` (it’s what we use at work), but I know almost nothing about flyway except that it exists. I’ve also made `sqitch` much easier to use for...

If I remember correctly, this was intentional—the methods were considered experimental pending further reflection, so that if you need the contrast methods, you just `require 'color/rgb/contrast'`.

Unfortunately, this gem is essentially unmaintained. I no longer have need for the colour utilities, and no one has to date expressed interest in taking over the development of the...