package.json's main field seems to be aimed directly at npm, not browsers. So perhaps if there are no jsdelivr or browser fields, then the /dist folder should be the next highest priority when looking for the default file?

Example:
spectacle: main (so jsdelivr's default) = [/lib/index.js](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/spectacle@4.3.

First thanks for the great project and the great documentation! 👏 💃

The docs for migrations describe a pretty good approach. However, to the best of my search ability the docs seem not to mention how to do rollbacks of migrations which to me is an integral part of any deployment that I wouldn't want to launch without.

Since PyScaffold's putup command might be used from any virtual environment or even when no virtual environment is activated, it makes sense to mention pipx in PyScaffold's documentation. This tool allows you to install putup systemwide in a non-invasive way. We should also add this to our unit tests.

The following WebUI dependencies should be evaluated to be updated with newer versions available:

• /www/webui/js/extern/jquery.js (https://jquery.com)
• /www/webui/js/extern/jquery-ui-1.10.4.custom.min.js (http://jqueryui.com)
• /www/webui/js/extern/jquery.powertip.js (http://stevenbenner.github.com/jquery-powertip/)
• /www/webui/js/extern/jquery.jqplot.min.js (http:

• Because greater= sucks for numbers
• math.eq, math.lt, math.gt, math.ne, math.le, math.ge
• Same semantics as other math.* commands
  • maybe change (fix) semantics before the release, namely the obscure handling of nested lists after the 1st arg
  • strings (digits) or values accepted
  • operator is applied to first arg against all following args
  • default OR semantic

This command should ask for confirmation before applying the update and probably warn if the server is not in the same country anymore.

This should be easy to do for any newcomer who wants to contribute.

Need documentation for developers and contributors

I ran into an interesting bug while doing some testing on Firefox (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1609483).
Basically, if no version information is provided distro.version() returns an empty string and that was unexpected.
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-release.html states providing no version information is valid behaviour for rolling release distributions (su

The README at https://github.com/cloudposse/charts/blob/0.6.0/incubator/README.md refers to the opsgoodness chart repo at http://charts.opsgoodness.com but that repo does not seem to be working. In fact, it's not clear that this README is actually meant for that directory. It should be fixed if not deleted.