Jack O'Connor

Agreed that the IPython Kivy behavior is kind of non-standard. For comparison, though, the regular `python` interpreter does clear its own flags out of the args: ``` $ python -W...

@Carreau, I believe what @kived was pointing out was that the running-a-script behavior is different from the interactive-interpreter behavior, regardless of how the arguments are ordered. For example, if I...

This should be a pretty quick review if you have time to take a look :)

The last time I sent a PR changing the README was [one year ago tomorrow](https://github.com/DaGenix/rust-crypto/pull/424) :-D Which is fine, projects come and go, no worries. But this project has such...

Sure, why not :) I don't have any experience with those packaging tools personally though.

Note that this is kind of related to #76 too. Both are cases of files being in the override dir that aren't normally in the module.

Another note: in https://github.com/buildinspace/peru/commit/00580eb18c6eee6aee2f0267199fbde8a55512e9 we explicitly ignored the `.peru` dir in overrides, because we used to run a sync right there in the override dir. We might want to remove...

@olson-sean-k and I talked about this today. The right way to solve tricky override interactions with .hg/recursion/whatever will probably be to add more metadata to the override feature, so that...

Here's a different idea: What if we ran a real sync inside your override before we slurped up all its files, instead of running the sync "on the side" and...

> Running a real sync inside of the override still requires the user to pay close attention to how they're using the override directory Can you give me some examples...