Jack O'Connor

I don't think so, but I'm also not sure whether I'm understanding your question correctly. Could you give me an example of output that you'd like to see? On Fri,...

I just played with this for an hour. It works, but I'm not sure it really results in less code, once you add in good error messages for all the...

#96 raises an example where Schema might've helped by actually typechecking all the values that we parse. It might be worth having even _in addition_ to our existing parser.

Rather than using a Python-specific library, it might be a good idea to use a more generic schema format, like [JSON Schema](http://json-schema.org/), that lets us express our schemas as data...

We're getting rid of the build command. This sort of purpose will have to be served by clearing the cache.

`export` has been renamed to `copy`, but this is still a valid feature idea. `copy` should be able to take multiple targets, and maybe an `--all` flag. That would speed...

Interesting idea. How do you think we'd handle a project that has two or more modules requiring authentication, but their credentials are different. I'm not familiar with the netrc format,...

I think if the netrc file indicates that foo.com should have a username and password, then it's probably ok for any `curl` module pointed at foo.com to use it. An...

Yes I'm happy to review. (Though please ping me if I miss an email and it seems like I'm not responding.) Here are the two main design issues as I...

One small idea that could be the best of both worlds: We could have `curl` (or `http`) modules look for something like `PERU_{MODULE}_USERNAME` and `PERU_{MODULE}_PASSWORD` by default, and also support...