Geobert Quach

Good question, my first post speaks about "at least" and the 2nd post is "expected number of items". Is it possible to specify something like: `=1` or `>=1` or `>1`...

Oh, I was looking around on how to generate a (signed) JWT token and stumble on this ticket. So if I understand properly, it's not possible at the moment (0.5-preview-0)?

Thank you for your answer! It what I though doing, but the trait `Issuer` uses `IssuedToken` and `RefreshedToken` so I can't add fields to it. Or I'm misunderstanding? EDIT: Or...

Thank you very much!

> > > > EDIT: Or maybe just put the JWT token in its String representation in the token field? > > Precisely. It needs to be a string representation...

oh, true, so the only choice is to do our own, maybe provide a factory to generate an iterator with needed parameters? For my needs, I've done this: ``` pub...

I have my own usecase for this: our company is using VS 2015 and we encounter this issue: https://github.com/briansmith/ring/issues/1031 My workaround while waiting for the decision to update VS is...

In the meantime, a workaround on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/vscode/comments/oe8j2k/hungry_delete_extension_does_not_work_on_remote/h44wel9/?context=3 Reproduced here for convenience, put that in settings: ``` "remote.extensionKind": { "jasonlhy.hungry-delete": ["ui"] } ```

I was wondering if I should hijack this thread or create a new one, and stick with the former. I’m hitting a build error which doesn’t make sense to me...

I am not familiar with NDK at all. My Android dev days are 6 years old and I was coding in Kotlin. My dream would be to write Android apps...