Ivan Kolmychek

@conrad-heimbold why cannot you add the dir where tagsistant is mounted to ignore list of your indexer? Like, in Plasma 5/KDE 5, from what I use Dolphin file manager, has...

@StrumentiResistenti @conrad-heimbold Limit makes sense too as a solution. I would say it can be a default, as long as there is clear error message when it's reached and it's...

@StrumentiResistenti I guess the @conrad-heimbold was referring to the "depth" of search. So, basically, with default limit of, let's say, 5 tags, you cannot search for 6 or more tags....

@StrumentiResistenti that's why I specified something like 5 in depth limit. Basic use cases are still all right with that (`"pictures" + "star_wars" + "starship"`, `"photos" + "vaction" + "me"...

Same here as with @amandabee, imported podcasts from AntennaePod and got them as "Unknown podcast". Can confirm that solution by @joshproehl works.

I do find the `Tesla.Mock.json()` helpful, and I actually came here looking is there an issue to document `json_engine` option on on it - I had to look into source...

I have tried out approach with `Mox` briefly and it 0) successfully replaces `Tesla.Mock` (with small differences that @teamon has in original post) and 1) behaves pretty much as you...

@teamon I have tried it pretty much how you described. Our use-case is relatively simple, so for us it's not that much more verbose than `Tesla.Mock` is - right now...

Using Mox also proves to be quite good for us because it's so universal. For example, [we use it now to test our emails that we send using Swoosh](https://github.com/swoosh/swoosh/issues/66#issuecomment-458151324).

@garthk I'm not an expert, but I don't see how it would - by default Mox doesn't intercept/count calls from other processes, you need to explicitly allow it by passing...