Cameron Moore

The underlying issue is that we're executing `postcss.cmd`. The `cmd.exe` command (which runs `.bat` and `.cmd` files) processes arguments differently than the rest of Windows. The `os/exec` package doesn't escape...

This behavior is inherent to the Go template engine, not sprig. All arguments are evaluated and then passed to `ternary`.

Yes, don't use `ternary` in that situation. 😄 You must protect the `index $list 2` with an if-statement or something. You really can't control the call flow with `ternary`.

This appears to be the intended behavior. `merge` uses https://github.com/imdario/mergo under the hood which will overwrite **zero values**.

I hacked up a quick and dirty `mutate3` implementation using https://github.com/expr-lang/expr to see what it could do. Expr does date math out of the box (which could solve #213): ```...

> ... abandonware: https://github.com/Kagami/go-avif And it's not native Go. It binds to a library (libaom) with cgo.

From the bottom of the README: > Bug reports are most welcome, but with the exception of #5, this project is closed. Look in https://github.com/davecheney/httpstat/network for an active fork.

It's your site restricting unknown user agents. Try: `httpstat -H "User-Agent: curl/7.72.0" https://pieterhouwen.info`

This is probably a duplicate of #615. What does you payload look like?

I think you're misunderstanding what webhook does. webhook parses a web request and passes parts of that request to a local script or executable. It's up to the script or...