Bruno Oliveira

This makes me wonder if perhaps a plugin approach for platforms might be interesting? Then users that want the telegram API can do: ``` pip install bottery-telegram ``` To get...

> I like the idea of just pip install bottery and start creating the bot. I also don't want to have a Frankenstein. But my feeling is that we should...

> We already have support for webhooks Oh I must have missed that. Do we have documentation for that? Also, can my *bot* implement a webhook, or instead platforms can...

I can't really comment I think because I don't have experience with any messaging backends, but @rougeth general suggestion looks sound to me.

@rajasimon good point, updated the title to reflect that.

@guidiego > What do you think about a class approach lik Using a class (or set of classes) is a perfectly valid approach. My example was meant just to illustrate...

Sure. Hubot is basically a hub, so you can install "scripts" into it that teach new commands. So for example, the bare `hubot` only understands `"hubot hello"` and replies with...

Hi @pranjalihande, Some things to try: 1. Join `-k` with your option: `pytest.main(self.pytest_args + ["-k" + tc_cfg.name, "--aq-cfg", tc_cfg.aq_cfg])` 2. Update to `7.1.1`, we fixed a `conftest` discovery problem that...

Great, thanks @avirlrma!

Hi @avirlrma, Actually I believe you need to look at where marks are applied to functions; at that point we need to identify if the function where the mark will...