01:24 <CM-Punk> When writing a yaml how would one ADD to a field instead of replace it?

02:07 <leftylink> the maybe-useless answer is "the same way you would add to, instead of replace, the value of a variable of the same type"

02:07 <leftylink> the question-that-might-lead-to-an-answer is "what type is the field"

02:11 <CM-Punk> It would contain lines to sample and send to a channel when triggered

16:24 <Zackio> There, dominikh, bug reported (https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/issues/160), sorry for the delay. :P

16:24 <dominikh> no problem, I did not feel an urge to work on it yet, anyway :P

16:24 <dominikh> thanks

17:01 <lagweezle> Good <time_of_day>!

17:01 <onewheelskyward> template parse error

17:01 <lagweezle> For the sasl.username / sasl.password goodness ... does that handle when nickserv goes braindead and needs a re-auth?

17:01 <lagweezle> onewheelskyward: very nice! =D

17:02 <dominikh> lagweezle: it does not handle re-auth, no.

17:05 <lagweezle> dominikh: Was figuring such, but confirmation is always good. Mildly bothersome that it is still considered 'private'. :/

17:05 <dominikh> lagweezle: which method is private?

17:16 <lagweezle> I may have hallucinated that. Let me go and double check.

17:16 <dominikh> (I have absolutely no idea. I do suspect the SASL code to be private, but I have no idea where it is :))

17:17 <lagweezle> dominikh: It looks like you had a damned fine question. The OPTIONS are public http://rubydoc.info/github/cinchrb/cinch/file/docs/bot_options.md#sasl but the implementation is, reasonably, private tagged.

17:17 <lagweezle> http://rubydoc.info/github/cinchrb/cinch/Cinch/SASL

17:17 <lagweezle> The latter being the private bit.

17:18 <dominikh> as a matter of fact, how would one re-auth in the middle of a session? SASL needs to happen at the beginning of the connection

17:26 <onewheelskyward> I think sasl auth and nickserv auth are different, right?

17:28 <dominikh> yes

17:30 <onewheelskyward> I keep running into sasl auth issues when I try to irc over 4g on my phone. It just fails.

17:54 <dominikh> lagweezle: ping

18:06 <lagweezle> dominikh: Sorry, yes, hello.

18:07 <lagweezle> onewheelskyward: I was having that issue some on my commute, but I suspect my issue was that I had something wrong. I think it was behaving when I was at home, tethered to the phone, but the real check will be this afternoon's commute, I think.

18:07 <lagweezle> I was not aware that SASL wouldn't work at a later point. :/