Steve Penrod

Perhaps consider creating something like an Enum, e.g. Reply.YES and Reply.NO. With a little bit of class magic you could probably override the __str__ and __eq__ methods to make it...

Yep, you got it. It is to make it clear that the response UserReply.YES or UserReply.NO is the same in every language. A German programmer might wonder if they should...

Yep, this is absolutely a crude workaround -- hence the HACK comment! I started with this to minimize the number of side effects -- the current code was already throwing...

I do fear there could be complication in identifying how many bytes make up "one command" for that approach. There are a lot of multi-byte sequences and variations. Looking at:...

For ```system:``` could we use a generic version, kinda like pacapt and only have to define the distro-specific piece if needed? Pianobar is a good example -- if the author...

See if this is of any use: https://github.com/icy/pacapt

The trick about this is that as we use it right now this tool is a one-file solution that we just send users to [directly using rawgit](https://rawgit.com/MycroftAI/mycroft-skills/18.08/meta_editor.html). So I avoided...

This is pseudo intentional. The preview was created before the Marketplace existed, and it is not intended to be a pixel perfect preview. Rather, I intended the preview to be...

A couple comments: * Now badges are legal and can be added to the final README.md * Additional sections can be added to the README with dev info, extra instructions,...

The idea of extending the Manifest seems like a good fit. @ChristopherRogers1991, what do you think of that proposal? I'd ideally have a version # and include a language identifier...