Steve Steiner

On Mar 29, 2015, at 2:59 PM, Jérôme Lebel wrote: > The best would be to give me access to your server if it's possible so I can try myself....

@ronnix I can also help with pull requests and will do them in a Python 2/3 compatible way as I am currently using Python 3.5 (soon to be 3.6) with...

@n0n0x This PR is 39 commits behind master. I also have a [Python 3 branch](https://github.com/ssteinerx/fabtools/tree/python3). If you could rebase this PR to master, we could possibly merge to make a...

@n0n0x Cool. It seems I've gotten quite a bit further, incorporating six, changing basestring to six.string_types and so forth. Could you please [review it](https://github.com/ssteinerx/fabtools/tree/python3) and see if there's anything in...

@n0n0x Not sure what the next step is. There are an awful lot of pull requests and issues hanging out there. This repo needs a good triage & cleaning and...

@ronnix Not sure where it is on your radar, but I've started a Python3 port (to be used with [fabric3](https://github.com/mathiasertl/fabric/)). My fork/branch is [here](https://github.com/ssteinerx/fabtools/tree/python3). I'm successfully using fabtools with fabric3...

See comment at #326. It's already working with Python 3.5 and fabric3 on my branch! Would love to get the tox tests up to speed with Python 3.5 and fabric3.

Same problem with package with no hyphen in name; it still looks for package in on the "npm" registry. Dead in the water without this working on my current project.

I would also find it useful to access the template file name and the eventual output file name. It's especially useful in scenarios like YAML Front Matter for markdown files,...

If the plugin has a public repository, fork it and add a bower.json to it, then pull from your own repo. Here's the one I just did for flot, which...