Jeff Hui

IIRC, Xcode randomizes the order unless a failure occurs, then it seems to have some (mostly) constant order. Thanks, Jeff Sent from my iPhone > On May 3, 2017, at...

Hey @Nandiin, Thanks for filing an issue 😄 . The behavior of `itBehavesLike` is expected, although I agree that the wording of `itBehavesLike` creates ambiguity. If you have any suggestions...

Hey @CaioSym, thanks for commenting. That's an interesting solution, although it does cause problems if one wants to use it inside another closure. An example is passing along constants through...

FWIW, [cedar](https://github.com/pivotal/cedar) did support watchOS to some degree. I haven't checked recently if it still works. Most of the heavy lifting was done in [PivotalCoreKit](https://github.com/pivotal/PivotalCoreKit) which faked out the classes...

A normal watch target isn't necessarily a bad thing. Back in the old days before test bundles were allowed on iOS, an iOS app was the target type for those...

I was having this problem with `2.4.0-alpha2` (requesting httpbin) and was looking into a better way to configure stuff for HTTPS. Here’s some prototyping work that seems to work more...

It's always possible to use something else other than `to`

@modocache: I just don't see a big upside for the breaking change for existing users. I'm not against changing the entire API, but for what amounts to syntax change (with...

Sorry for the slow response. Still recovering from an illness :frowning:. #176: Was requesting matching IPv6 or IPv4 addresses (and not just by http(s)). While you can use a conditional...

If we look at that, it's ambiguous meaning: ``` swift // a. expect(device.primaryIPAddress).to.match(IPv4Pattern) // b. expect(device.primaryIPAddress).to.match(IPv4Pattern).or.match(IPv6Pattern) ``` How does Nimble know which form (a or b) is executing? Is it...