Julian Ganz

But what would be the point in that? The only situation where passing ownership of an `std::shared_ptr` is required for correctness would be if, for whatever reason, only a single...

I think that would apply only to cases where the dev knows what they're doing[TM]. Without keeping the reference alive, you may well run into situations where an innocently looking...

What cron-daemon are you using? (And what version?)

First of all: `isatty` doesn't actually tell you whether your process does or can receive input via stdin but whether stdin is connected to a tty. There is no way...

> I have been using it to detect if something is in the stdin so that I can read the input and stream it, but maybe is not the way...

You don't use a `read` just for checking for input, there's no point in that. It only complicates your code, since you end up with that extra `line` you have...

> I would imagine, using the same storage model, or at least have a bridge (importer & exporter) from one format to the other would be cool. It has been...

> I am not sure I understood this correctly, but if I did, I think.. the git-bug model works differently now. Well, I may also just have mixed up [git-bug](https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug)'s...

Thanks for your feedback! > * the data model (found it later in a linked-to document) > * why you chose not to store issues in files These don't really...

I thought I had already introduced some functionality for handling accumulation in a more dev-friendly way. The passage where you collect trailers ended up being something like a simple fold...