Noxx
Noxx
I got an email with an invalid `To` field. Notice the `>` at the end of the address. (Example is stripped down to the relevant parts): ```Date: Fri, 12 May...
Fixes some bugs when trying to generate a new leaf: libs/generator.rb:61:in `leaf': uninitialized constant Autumn::Generator::Pathname (NameError) libs/coder.rb:158:in kind_of?: class or module required (TypeError) No such file or directory - leaves/fortune/views/about.txt.erb...
Prior to this change, the request has been written into a spooled temporary file as the HTTPRequest class depends on a byte/io-like stream to process and parse its content as...
If using a custom renderer it is not possible to use the `tag` helper which is a shorter variant for `content_tag` and is preferred by Rails style guides. The `SimpleNavigation::Renderer::Base`...
Within the documentation for the `.helmignore` file [[1]], it is is stated that: >The .helmignore file is used to specify files you don't want to include in your helm chart....
After updating sidekiq to version 5.2.5 the following warning is shown: ``` WARNING: PID file creation will be removed in Sidekiq 6.0, see #4045. Please use a proper process supervisor...
The latest docker image on https://hub.docker.com/r/klakegg/hugo is 0.111.3 which was pushed 2 weeks ago but was released on 12 March. When searching for any higher version like 0.112.0 or 0.114.0...
When running `hugo new` the environment set in the configuration or via ENV is ignored. I run into it as created files were not placed into the correct directory anymore...
While implementing a custom `fileobj`, I've stumpled across the [`is_seekable()`](https://github.com/jschneier/django-storages/blob/9de3cc9da4dbd67fcc56ecafc7cbf738af90136c/storages/utils.py#L153) utility function, currently implemented as: ```python def is_seekable(file_object): return not hasattr(file_object, "seekable") or file_object.seekable() ``` For a file-like object/class: ```python...
Previously, whenever an S3 file was opened, it was directly downloaded into a `SpooledTemporaryFile`, independently if it was ever read or not. For files with a bigger size it reduced...