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capistrano-sneakers

Sorry I disturb you here, but can't find another way to reach you. I use capistrano-sneakers and contribute constantly. If I understand correctly you are not interested or don't have the time right now to maintain it. Is it possible to pass it's ownership at rubygems to me, so I could easily release new versions? ๐Ÿ™‡

Implicit dependency on Haml

I noticed that the default templates are in Haml, though Haml is not a gem dependency.

Given the templates are very small I wonder if just converting them to Erb is not a better approach to avoid having a potentially unused gem dependency on Haml if the apps using this gem don't use it.

Docs: Can't use group_by(&:purchased_at) in chart method

In the README...

  # Define a query that works on another query's result set
  # Note: chart and data are aliases for query
  chart :deliveries_over_time, through: :deliveries do |results|
    results.group_by(&:purchased_at)
  end

The results given to the chart block is an ActiveRecord::HashWithIndifferentAccess and not an ActiveRecord result.

Dynamic values for dropdown option?

Is it possible to have dynamic values for a dropdown based on current_user or similar?

i.e.
option :group, :dropdown, -> (user) { user.groups.pluck(:name) } if the options can receive a user as an argument
or
option :group, :dropdown, -> { current_user.groups.pluck(:name) } if the options can be evaluated in the context of a request?

Rails 5 compatibility

The version on RubyGems seems to be compatible with Rails 5, however the master branch of the repo specifies < 4.

Is there a reason for this? Bundler has installed 1.1.3.4 in my Rails 5 app, which doesn't seem to have the table report DSL.

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