Steve Richert

Here's the test I'm adding to `heroku_set_spec.rb`: ``` ruby it "handles non-string values" do overwrite_file("config/application.yml", "foo: 4") run_simple("figaro heroku:set") command = commands.last expect(command.name).to eq("heroku") expect(command.args).to eq(["config:set", "foo=4"]) end ``` Currently,...

As mentioned in #189, this breaks true case insensitivity for ENV variable lookup. Your example implementation of `get_value` would not find an ENV variable named `Foo_Bar` when calling `Figaro.env.foo_bar`. This...

No, in that case it would look for `::ENV["FOO_BAR"]` instead of finding `::ENV["Foo_Bar"]`.

@steventen I'm looking over current issues and I'm very concerned about this issue. Thank you for uncovering it. I'd love if you could try to take the reins on what...

Would you be willing to write it up?

Yes, it is possible. I haven't made any effort yet to include any built-in Capistrano utilities but I wouldn't be opposed to it if somebody with more experience wants to...

Thank you! :clap: I'll target version 1.1 for this change. Also, I'd suggest that we don't create `spring.rb` if it doesn't exist. Not everybody is using Spring. The behavior should...

That may be true. I'm not a Spring user myself, yet. The solution is starting to sound more and more messy, which is leading me to my default "when in...

Also, thank you for the animated GIF. Well done. 

Feels a little messy.  How did Spring "resist" being manually loaded?