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                                            Christoffer Sawicki

DRAFT: collection builders

I think it looks great, for what it's worth.

Java clients fail to authenticate against servers using `gokrb5`

I think this is the same as https://github.com/jcmturner/gokrb5/issues/390 that was fixed with https://github.com/jcmturner/gokrb5/pull/406.

(->snake_case :s3-key) ; => :s_3_key

This is quite tricky to solve correctly in the general case without first classifying the case of the input string. I've thought about it before but will look into it...

(->snake_case :s3-key) ; => :s_3_key

> The way I solved this in lettercase was to optionally allow the user to pass in their own separator regex. […] Yeah, this makes sense and can be viewed...

(->snake_case :s3-key) ; => :s_3_key

I've created pull request #23 implementing the previously mentioned approach. Feedback is more than welcome.

(->snake_case :s3-key) ; => :s_3_key

The just released version 0.3.0 allows you to do `(->snake_case :s3-key :separator \-)`. I'm leaving this issue open because I want a better solution.

Convert to Java system properties

> Would be nice if this library had that option. Agreed. > `(defn ->java-system-properties-string [k] …)` I'd prefer the name `->java.system.property.string` (with `->java.system.property` as the base version) to make the...

Convert to Java system properties

How do you feel about the identifiers that for illustrative purposes have mixed case (e.g. `camelCase` and `HTTP-Header-Case`)?

Strict conversion functions?

I share your sentiments and have been thinking about revising the API to take this shape: ```clojure (convert input :to kebab-case) ;; best-effort coercion of input (convert input :from snake_case...

Should conversion functions return nil on nil input?

Thanks for opening this issue. I agree that it is unfortunate that an `AssertionError` is thrown in this situation. While I personally dislike how `nil` is tunneled through many Clojure...