Ayush Garg

@gitcnd That's an example of a "bad downvoter", and not at all what the point of a downvote is. The point of a downvote is to indicate to other answerers...

On windows I managed to do it like this: 1. Download the development version (download ZIP or clone using `git`) and navigate to that directory in `cmd`. 2. Run `python...

> Hey! Using the first two steps i was able to install, but it still shows "scribd" is not recognized as a command. What can I do? Well... the program...

> > > Hey! Using the first two steps i was able to install, but it still shows "scribd" is not recognized as a command. What can I do? >...

Looks like I had to remove `optional()`. When I removed `optional()`, `/fails` worked as well as `/works` (gives the correct output). I am going to close the issue with this,...

@GuazP Well, that is true, but it would be nice if it was inbuilt into the plugin as an integration. I was thinking of using booksaw's [Gui Api](https://github.com/booksaw/Gui-API) since it...

@booksaw Yeah, and it could just be an integration so it wouldn't need to refactor that much code. When I have more time I will definitely dive in and see...

> Could you provide more specific examples? e.g., show a request that returns a table (in html, json, votable, or whatever form) that has conflicting column names? > > I...

> Yep, that's what's happening, but it is a pretty easy fix. e.g., after: > > ``` > headerline = [h.strip() for h in headerline] > ``` > > just...

> This looks like a good addition, thanks! Let me know if you have any questions about fixing the tests. It sounds like it would be useful to design a...