Andrew Lilley Brinker
Andrew Lilley Brinker
Today Hipcheck supports two output formats, a JSON format and a human-readable format. Unfortunately, because it was added later and haphazardly, the JSON format does not include the full detail...
We really ought to care about the debuggability of Hipcheck, especially considering the transition to a plugin architecture will mean parts of Hipcheck's execution will be out of our immediate...
One of the challenges with Hipcheck is that the scale of data needing to be analyzed can quickly outgrow the capacity of memory, and ideally we want to manage this...
Once we've characterized the expected end state for Hipcheck's new plugin architecture, we ought to then specify what the API would look like. This involves multiple "parts" of the API,...
Hipcheck is currently at major version `3`, and thus is subject to (or at least ought to follow, to be a good open source ecosystem participant) Semantic Versioning, and avoid...
Hipcheck today doesn't have a website, even a simple one, and we're worse off for it. We need a site that clearly explains what Hipcheck is, the value it provides,...
While trying to run the CLI as a subcommand within a project (running from Rust code), I encountered a challenge where the `tailwindcss` command would exit rather than watching and...
https://github.com/langjam/jam0001/tree/main/steveklabnik
- __Policy File Handling__ - [x] #292 - [ ] Deprecate config-related flags, under the hood convert legacy config to policy struct - [ ] Implement policy file parsing using...
This is still a work-in-progress, and nothing is actually used yet, but this at least moves over the draft implementation of policy expressions from the external experimental repo I'd made...