Ryan Morshead

We could also change the kwarg to `otype` (observer type) or `ctype` (change type).

@minrk, so far #131 pulls help text from `TraitType.info()`, lists the initial metadata, and shows a trait's associated event handlers. Is there more information that would be good to automatically...

@retep-mathwizard this is addressed [here](https://github.com/rmorshea/antipackage/blob/d9733d4a0c311d832184339e431e74562e9ad3b4/antipackage.py#L38)

Oddly enough, if you omit the `.` at the end of the parameter description for params like `attributes:` these errors go away for some reason.

For backward compatibility reasons there would probably need to be a `match_path` option that, by default, matched everything.

It looks like swapping these two items fixes the patch: ```python {"op": "remove", "path": "/0/x/0"} {"op": "replace", "path": "/0/x/1/y/0", "value": "d"} ``` So that the remove operation happens second: ```python...

Removing this section of code (which I assume is some optimization heuristic) fixes the assertion: https://github.com/stefankoegl/python-json-patch/blob/master/jsonpatch.py#L828-L851

For those who need to work around this until a patch is released, the following code will fix this issue (though probably with a hit to performance): ```python from jsonpatch...

@stefankoegl any ideas on what's going wrong here? I've narrowed down the issue about as much as I can without having to put in a bunch more time to figure...

@stefankoegl do you have any hints you could give me on how to fix this? It turns out that my patch hasn't complete fixed this bug and I'm in desperate...