rpgoldman

BTW, I'm not sure why, but when I installed this library with pip I got a version tagged as 0.9.1, but the version number in this repo is only 0.9.0,...

It looks like the problem is created by downcasing the name of the component here: https://github.com/instrumenta/openapi2jsonschema/blob/d697cbff8a25f520e125e3a5f79cb4e9b972e8ce/openapi2jsonschema/command.py#L130 I'm not sure why this was done, though. Or, if it was done, why...

I understand. However, we had a project where there are a number of developers, and we have a stable proto file (`report.proto`). So we wanted to jam the `report.lisp` into...

As far as I can tell, only Py4CL, and not Py4CL2, are installable with Quicklisp.

@digikar99 Got it, thanks! Forgot to update.

Thanks for the response. I suggested making the order optional because CSVs are often interpreted by tools like python's Pandas, in which the columns are name-addressable, so column ordering is...

AFAICT this is not actually a bug, judging from the Stack Overflow discussion. According to the RFC, pointed to by this Stack Overflow discussion http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4901133/json-and-escaping-characters, we are licensed to escape...

I'd suggest you edit this issue so that it is an issue (i.e., focus on the identifier transformations). For liveness and management issues, try [email protected]. It would be useful to...

I note that underscores are translated to pairs of hyphens according to the CL-JSON docs (http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-json/#CAMEL-CASE-TRANSLATION). What do you think is the right way to translate these Java style identifiers?...

Looks like you can define your own function, and bind `*json-identifier-name-to-lisp*` to that function, so maybe this isn't a bug?