Tamer Tas

Thank you for the detailed request Andrew. I was thinking about this one as well, but one problem is that JSON has limited types and we're using the list type...

It just occured to me that the dictionary lists, like your example, might be the best type for the foreach iteration. But, I don't want to use implicit typing too...

I'm very happy to hear that you found boilr useful! You don't have to submit PRs to contribute to boilr, even reporting the issues is of tremendous value to me,...

Thank you for your detailed use case and feature request. We can assume that any successful template will have new features and bug fixes. But, I didn't consider updating used...

@jdoklovic since we have started using git as the back-end, implementation of this feature is simplified considerably. What we want is basically a git-rebase: 1. User renders the template 2....

Thank you @baberthal, that would be very nice. Let me know if you need any help and welcome :smile:

@rawkode `boilr.json` sounds good, I was thinking that https://github.com/littlemanco/boilr-template (cc @andrewhowdencom) is a good starting point. The template we decide would then be shipped with the boilr (still a single...

Thanks for trying out boilr! I'm thinking of integrating a golang implementation of git to cover use cases like the one you mentioned. Essentially, you'll be able to get the...

In `0.3.0` boilr migrated to https://github.com/src-d/go-git, most of the work for allowing private repositories and other VCS repositories is done, only a small part is left (targeted for 0.4.0)

Hey Tobias, Thanks for your work. I'd be interested/happy to help you with integrating your work to boilr. I'm not sure about the aliasing, but other than that it's very...