lukas-gitl

Hacky and dirty but **satisfying** workaround :) ``` // fetch all files we want to ignore const eslintignore = grunt.file.read(".eslintignore").split("\n").map( e => e.trim() ).filter( e => e !== "" &&...

@jkeyes Probably. We just stopped caring about errors and just retry and retry and retry and retry ... and eventually let it fail. But usually it eventually succeeds ;)

Work around for now is monkey patching: ```python from intercom.api_operations.delete import Delete ... # monkey patch so we can use delete def patched_users_delete( self_, obj=None, user_id=None ): # pragma: no...

Done. It's untested, but should be very easy to write a test for.

Once concern with this pr is that obj is no longer returned in all cases. I'm curious why an object should be returned from a delete call at all though?

Possibly similar issue: When you select paramType=query for a POST request and then "try" the api through the generated html, the parameters are actually appended to the url (as you'd...

Get does not allow post parameters. So if you are using http GET you can not use a body.

This is awesome, thank you!

We have been using this for a very long time now and it's awesome! We noticed that the json version is broken (`http://localhost:8080/api/spec.json`). The response is something like this: ```...

@mserralta Instead of `http://localhost:8080/api/spec.html` we are accessing `http://localhost:8080/api/spec.json` (json instead of html). We are not seeing the sub pages listed and only get the response without any meaningful content (see...