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Feature: Watch repos for API changes
    Scenario: Webhook "push" event
        Then: Parse .apiwatch.yml to understand repo structure
        Given: .apiwatch.yml has syntax error, is not well-formed or is empty
            Then: Detect project structure
            And: Create pull request to edit .apiwatch.yml based on detected project structure
        Given: .apiwatch.yml is well-formed and declares at least one structure
            Then: Scan API declarations
            And: Store (new) API declarations into database (if fork, store as parent repo with special ref)
            And: Store links between API declarations and current commit ref into database

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Summary of GraphQL syntax
Reference: http://facebook.github.io/graphql/

name: /[a-z_][a-z0-9_]*/i
value: Variable | IntValue | FloatValue | StringValue | BooleanValue | NullValue | EnumValue | ListValue | ObjectValue
type: type_name | list_type | non_null_type
type_name: name
list_type: '[' list_type ']'
non_null_type: type_name | list_type

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am chankyin on github.
• I am chankyin (https://keybase.io/chankyin) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 63EF C5A8 7823 5BAB 80D9 88BB 1B9D 8188 AA2B 190D

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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<?php

function query($name){
  echo "$name? ";
  return floatval(fgets(STDIN));
}

$c = query("C");
$a = query("A");
$b = query("B");

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chankyin

#	Name	Explanation
1	Affirming the consequence	A true -> B true doesn't mean B true -> A true
2	Denying the antedent	A true -> B true doesn't mean A false -> B false
3	One event ahead of another	A true and B true doesn't mean A -> B (lack of control experiment)
4	Correlation	A and B happen together can be A->B, B->A, A->B->A->B or C->A+C->B
5	Over-generalization	$b instanceof A and $c instanceof A doesn't mean $b === $c
6	Virtue/Guilt by association	Similar to #5
7	Multiple causes
8	Multiple results

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<?php

$opts = getopt("x:y:c:e");

$OPT_E = isset($opts["e"]));

$OPT_X = (int) $opts["x"];
$OPT_Y = (int) $opts["y"];

$OPT_COLOR = $opts["c"];