Jeff Hui

Did you have a scent.py in your current working directory and sniffer couldn't find it? Otherwise it seems to me like intentional behavior, but may need some better wording...

Hey @idoroseman, I can't reproduce this locally on my machine. Could you give me more information about your problem? - What version of sniffer? - Did you install pyinotify, pywin32,...

Hey @idoroseman, `execute_behave` needs to make sure it returns True if the tests pass. `__main__.main()` returns 0 if it succeeds, which is false. Also, an alternative is to use subprocess...

Sorry, but it’s been a long time since I’ve worked on this project and I don’t know what version of OpenCV it was, but you could probably correlate it to...

Wouldn't it be the same to start sniffer in the parent directory then? or am I missing some context here?

Hey @MrMino, It's a known issue. It's because vim is writing to the .swp file and then renames the file into its original filename. Sniffer causes this to detect two...

Yeah, that all makes sense. I'll be willing to merge a PR for that. On Oct 4, 2016, 6:59 AM -0700, MrMino [email protected], wrote: > @jeffh (https://github.com/jeffh) Wouldn't it be...

Hey Alex, I appreciate the kind words 😊. I think you might be looking for HYDMapReflectively which uses reflection to determine how to map fields by its type. The reflective...

Hey Alex, Sorry if I wasn’t clear, but yes, it can be improved. I’m not saying it’s not an issue (it is). If I happen to get some feel time...

I don't think I fully understand what you mean. Are you saying Hydrant mappers built from a JSON-schema or model generation? That being said, I have only lightly considered how...