Michael Dowling

That's kinda cool. Reminds me of clojure's `tree-seq` a bit. https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/tree-seq Note that your output would probably be a list of `["root node", "node 1", "node 2" ...]` and not...

What's the use case for user-defined functions? The most important design decision of JMESPath is that all changes start with the spec and that it's language-agnostic. User defined functions deviate...

Any idea why this change works for you? I too am using Luarocks 2.3.0 and I was unable to reproduce this issue. I'm using Lua 5.2.4, but I'm not sure...

Thanks for the heads up. We'll take a look.

Sweet! Could you add the *and* related compliance tests as part of this commit? Unfortunately, this repo is a slight bit behind other JMESPath implementations, so it might require cherry-picking...

There is not currently support for this. I'll mark this as a feature request and we can track it here.

There is an AssumeRoleProvider for credentials in Botocore that might help here: https://github.com/boto/botocore/blob/develop/botocore/credentials.py#L589. I'll try to get more information on this and see if I can provide an example. Please...

Sounds good to me.

We should better document the current behavior, but it essentially uses built shapes and models as is. Models are built and rebuilt a lot, so being able to use existing...

The best possible repro would be a unit test showing the broken current behavior, but I know that’s challenging here. Or maybe a known dependency on maven or something we...