Ryan King

@shurcooL because the linting framework I use does a file at a time

@kisielk it seems that golint already handles this well: https://github.com/golang/lint/blob/master/golint/golint.go

I think what we need is a TProcessor that can be handed to one of the thrift servers (like THaHsServer and TThreadPoolServer).

Thanks for the interested @dimon37. If you are interested in these, we would be happy to review a pull request to add them.

What's wrong with implementing this with the current api and changing when there is a new one?

@mweiden it seems there are 2 ways we can do this– 1. have fogg write .gitignore once (like we do with the READMEs). Down side is that if we ever...

had a go at this, but for some reason the port is not trivial https://github.com/chanzuckerberg/fogg/compare/ryanking/packr2

➤ Jess Gadling commented: We should probably wait on this task until Fogg docs site: First pass ( https://app.asana.com/0/1178356123891658/1182236240739227 ) is complete

➤ Jess Gadling commented: I think the new fogg docs site covers this?

Ok, amending this a bit. `plan` takes a `-state` param, so what we can do is– When we run `make plan`, first "plan" any state moves, then make a local...