Erik Osterman (CEO @ Cloud Posse)

@colindean thanks for reporting the issue! I think your fix sounds reasonable. Our [backlog](https://github.com/orgs/cloudposse/projects/3) has grown ever so large. We'll gladly accept any PRs, if you're willing to contribute.

This is a great suggestion. We'll work towards implementing it, but may take a while. We'll start by adding a couple of the utilities to our `cloudposse/packages` distribution and then...

Thanks for the input! This is a tricky problem that I tried to solve as reliably as possible. The solution you propose did at some point cross my mind, but...

One idea I had was to do an automatic analysis on the first N lines of commented source code across all files, after skipping the funky stuff like #! and...

The other challenge I see with this is that often multiple comment formats are allowed in the various languages. The syntax file only defines how to decorate the the license,...

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Hey @menge101 ! Agree that it's very weak criteria. Not sure how to solve it in a more robust way. Also, I must confess it's been many years since I've...

> I think the implementation we were thinking of would be to look for a match on the first line of the header file in the first n lines of...

> I do like the idea of making the regex an argument, it makes me wonder about the idea of passing a proc or lambda or maybe even just taking...

> what's the expected use-case of this? Avoid polluting ASM with too many key/value pairs, and be able to atomic updates to a set of secrets that are related and...