Andrew Schmadel

Thanks for the fantastic post! I'm wondering if this is similar to @bdurrani's issue, but I'm having trouble finding a way to write a typesafe implementation of a `dispatch` function...

#93 may have solved this.

This really sounds like a bug -- we should tolerate an empty README.

Looks like we'd need to route requests through the AWS Java SDK or sign all of the corresponding HTTP requests.

personally, I'd just remove the direct dependency on `ioredis` and make the [External Redis Instance](https://github.com/dabroek/node-cache-manager-ioredis#use-an-external-redis-instance) configuration pattern mandatory. It makes dependency-management far simpler, and at worse, only adds about 2...

I've been maintaining a [fork](https://github.com/schmod/babel-plugin-angularjs-annotate) of ng-annotate that reimagines this project as a babel plugin instead of a standalone tool. Currently, the plugin passes ng-annotate's test suite, supports ES6 sources...

1. Right now, there isn't a configuration option to disable implicit matches, but it should be fairly straightforward to implement. I'll put that on the roadmap. 2, 3. I just...

Actually, explicit-only matching turned out to be really easy to implement, and is now released in v0.4.0 of `babel-plugin-angularjs-annotate`.

I avoided copying the entirety of ng-annotate's README for reasons that I no longer remember. If the Babel plugin is indeed the future of ng-annotate, I should indeed aim to...

Another possibility: A special mode that does implicit matches, and then adds prologue directives to those functions (instead of adding the actual `$inject` annotations), while stripping out existing comment-based `/*...