Kevin Meredith

Would a PR for encoding and decoding `Nat`'s be welcome in this library?

Would it be worthwhile to deprecate/remove `def expect[A](s: String)(implicit d: EntityDecoder[F, A]): F[A]`, i.e. require a valid `Uri` to be passed rather than a `String`? `Uri` > `String` motivates this...

> Are we agreed to deprecate the overloads for 0.21 then? So, per the 4 that @Lasering listed in https://github.com/http4s/http4s/issues/2483#issue-428319565: ``` def expect[A](s: String)(implicit d: EntityDecoder[F, A]): F[A] def expect[A](uri:...

If the user needs to `run` the result of a client HTTP call, i.e. `Request => Task[Response]`, I believe it's worthwhile to specify the need to set the `requestTimeout` in...

Assuming that each bullet point, @gmethvin, represents the code/logic of this macro implementation, can you please explain why the following step is necessary? > Group fields into groups of 22...

Is there support for `Refined[FiniteDuration, Positive]`? ```bash # git clone refined $cd refined $ggrep -r FiniteDuration . $ggrep -r Duration . $ ``` Thanks for your help and this great...

On the topic of generating test data for recursive data structures, this answer clarified how to use Gen.sized and Gen.resized: http://stackoverflow.com/a/42855840/409976.

To make sure that I understand this problem, @LeifW, let's please consider an example. Given: ``` import argonaut._, Argonaut._ case class Person(name: String) implicit def decode: DecodeJson[Person] = DecodeJson (...

Thanks, @seanparsons, for pointing me to that method! Locally, I added the following: `case Some(w) => println(a); DecodeResult.ok(w)` to this [line](https://github.com/argonaut-io/argonaut/blob/master/argonaut/shared/src/main/scala/argonaut/DecodeJson.scala#L171). Then, I re-ran the above example via `sbt console`:...

> matches what you expect Could you please say more? Taking your reply, @seanparsons, I posted this StackOverflow question - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43433054/retrieving-traversed-json-fields. I appreciate any help, please.