Ulrik Sandberg

The #rule was, I think, originally defined in [rfc822](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0822.txt) (the email RFC) from 1982. A new RFC for email, [rfc2822](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0822.txt), was created in 2001, where the ABNF spec was moved...

Workaround: ``` (defn ->java-system-properties-string [k] (clojure.string/replace (snake/->snake_case_string k) \_ \.)) ```

Actually, I tried a name with dots first, but the compiler interprets that name as a Java class. Maybe just a name involving "dots", like `dotted-lowercase-string` or something? I'm actually...

I admit that they illustrate their purpose, but I think that naming style hurts my ability to make intelligent guesses about names in the library, and that forces me to...

Nice trick. Thanks.

I am using `:limit` and paging successfully with `scan`, but I can't understand how to do it with `scan-parallel`. Or is it perhaps so that paging is not possible with...

I didn't want to provide lots of details if I was completely misunderstanding the functionality of `scan-parallel`, but if you say that paging should work, then let's press on. I'll...

I am using `:limit` and paging successfully with `scan`: ``` clojure (scan creds :my-table {:limit 1}) ``` This will give me a vector containing the first page of entries (the...

I couldn't get it to work, but I still don't know if I did something wrong or if there is something missing in faraday.

I tried that also. The result is the same, I believe: ``` 1 service (1 failed) My Service: root resource: Expected "{:href "http://myservice.example.com/v3/channels", :rel "channels"}" to be array, at path...