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Yes of course, but my general use case is: 1. Pass initial context as a map 2. Run a step 3. if it returns `{:ok, map}` then merge it into...

any updates?

Bump -- was looking for this today

Thanks :) Take a look at https://github.com/appunite/piper

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Just need to not call `alias Ecto.Changeset` in the macro. You can also just move your `use MyApp.Web, :model` to after the `use EctoStateMachine ...`

You just need to manually create the trigger https://github.com/opentrials/opentrials/blob/0eda7e551a186e20057f4621f06c293f03945fa9/migrations/20170123121324_add_trigger_for_updated_at.js ```sql CREATE FUNCTION set_updated_at() RETURNS TRIGGER LANGUAGE plpgsql AS $$ BEGIN NEW.updated_at := now(); RETURN NEW; END; $$; ```

Maybe there is an easier/more idiomatic way to integrate this? i.e. formatters and move the current chalk version into one, as well as having a markdown one.

If it's useful code more or less looks like: ```js const { getAvailableScripts } = require('nps/dist/bin-utils'); const config = require('package-scripts'); const markdownReplacements = [ [/\*/g, '\\*'], [/_/g, '\\_'], [/-/g, '\\-'],...