jongleberry

Yep, I pasted it in the security repo. It's for express itself. A mailing list is also preferable for some orgs so that lawyers can keep track of vulnerability reports...

just tried https://github.com/defunctzombie/zuul and it seems pretty straight forward. seems like travis + saucelabs integration is pretty straightforward, but requires a lot of configs. try it out: ``` bash git...

fwiw i'm okay with only supporting phantomjs until we get real browser testing working. saucelabs has been only a pain for me, but i don't know any alternatives.

i guess this is the old repo or something, u can archive

would like to just make a shout to @mscdex because https://github.com/iojs/io.js/pull/1457 is awesome. hopefully it would pave the future for http2 support. :D:D

+1 return promises everywhere!

hahaha i just didn't wanna spam in iojs/io.js. sorry :)

haha i'm going to look it up right now. i think it's when the server acknowledges that the push stream is created.

http://www.chromium.org/spdy/spdy-protocol/spdy-protocol-draft3-1#TOC-2.6.2-SYN_REPLY

it's also optional, so we would allow users to not even bother with `acknowledge()`. i also wanted to add a different, optional method of `.finish()` for when the entire stream...