Kris Gesling

I can certainly understand the appeal however it's not something that the internal team will be working on in the near term. My thinking is that we'll need a model...

Was thinking about another approach and it seemed quick enough to warrant some example code. Haven't done any tests for this, or even verified that it runs as expected, interested...

For me I think the difference here is whether you look at `ask_yesno()` as a "confirmation prompt". The `ask_yesno()` can be used more broadly as it returns either, "yes", "no"...

lol beat me to it Steve!

Yeah your right sorry, `None` is also a return value. So with the current method, the possible return values are: - `"yes"` - vocab matched with `yes.voc` - `"no"` -...

Hey thanks for that. For my own learning, I'm interested in the benefits of the Enum here. Why is it better than a simple String in this context? I guess...

I think I've missed something... where are the other 2 approaches? If there are better options, that's great - let's do that! I noticed the extraneous spaces thing too but...

Nice comparison - thanks! I love the simplicity of the `list_join` comprehension. However I just did some quick testing and there's a few extra pitfalls. `list_join()` won't handle multi-word vocab...

Yeah totally agree, we want everything to be a common communication type with a clear structure. To borrow a trope - you can communicate with other components however you like......

Great, I'm going to push the change to the Mark II latest build for a few days just to be extra sure. @vvstubbs thanks for reporting your experience too. In...