Yusuf Simonson

One proposal that's pretty simple: a FieldMap constructor. That way instead of: ``` func (cf *ContactForm) FieldMap() binding.FieldMap { return binding.FieldMap{ &cf.User.ID: "user_id", &cf.Email: "email", &cf.Message: binding.Field{ Form: "message", Required:...

One of binding's features is that it eschews reflection, so something akin to the django's cleaning/error handling probably shouldn't be an option.

I'm seeing this on 0.34.6. In the baseline version of my project, memory use increases but it does so slowly. On an [experimental branch](https://github.com/indradb/indradb/pull/105), sled quickly exhausts memory. The differences...

Digging into the open file crash. Simply `cat`ing a file will not cause a crash, so it's something to do with `open`. `open` includes a call to `SetAttr` that never...

This is enough to get fuse to not crash, but `open` just ends up doing nothing: ```patch diff --git a/src/server/pfs/fuse/loopback_darwin.go b/src/server/pfs/fuse/loopback_darwin.go index 5253069b8..f17ba4c81 100644 --- a/src/server/pfs/fuse/loopback_darwin.go +++ b/src/server/pfs/fuse/loopback_darwin.go @@ -12,25...

I have a similar interest for `AsyncRead`/`AsyncWrite` support. > I assumed you'd have some higher-level protocol around it, such as HTTP, to know how large the message is. Even if...

I'm seeing this issue as well. `-d` prints a bunch of debug messages of the parsed config values, with no apparent error. Here's the last few lines: ``` $ s3cmd...

Yep, that was it for me: 1) AWS access/secret keys weren't set, so `s3cmd` implicitly made an API call to find out what it is 2) The S3-like API I'm...

Yeah that change makes sense. I don’t know offhand if the various datastore implementations would support returning a count though.

@ozgrakkurt I'm going to unassign for now, but if you circle back to this please do let me know