Ian Lyttle

I am on board! At the risk of being pedantic, I wonder if the argument should be named `.write_args`, as it comes after the dots - I think this is...

Holding for now :)

I like it! And yes, happy to propose a PR! Just so I don't forget, I'd want to be able to use `pin_read()` and have it read it like an...

I came here on the same path as @innir: I want to create using `board_folder()`, then serve using `board_url()` with a predictable, unchanging URL. When I create a `board_folder()`, `versioned...

This may be a bad (and unrelated) idea, but could `board_url()` support a manifest file? That is, if you intend to serve a board from a web-server, you could call...

I have made a proof-of-concept: https://ijlyttle.github.io/pinsManifest/ This implements the manifest idea, using a file called `pins.txt`. It can create a manifest only for `board_folder()` and can be used to create...

Thanks @machow! I think you summed up exactly what the manifest aims to do, and I can appreciate keeping a narrow scope. Mindful that this is not my place, I...

Thanks, and yes! Assuming things work out for this PR (and for #631), it would be great to have them in Python, too (I'm sure you're thinking along those lines,...

stray observation: given the correspondence between lists and data-frames, could tidyselect be useful here?

I came across purrr's [`modify_at()`](https://purrr.tidyverse.org/reference/modify.html) function, which seems to have everything that's needed, including tidyselect. Two problems, though: 1. `vars()`, which I understand is `rlang::quos()`, is not available in purrr....