Timo Tijhof
Timo Tijhof
When working with a Node-based project in a secure isolated environment, it is imho best practice to only expose the working directory of that one project, and to disallow write...
Follows-up https://github.com/jzaefferer/commitplease/issues/36. My dev environment for Node.js specifically mounts project directories in the isolation container with read-only access to `.git` for security reasons ([details](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/fresh/)). This means I'm currently unable to...
**Describe the bug** Unable to remove lines like `@param-taint $foo none` from the HTML output. Currently this results in: ``` LinkRenderer.php:266: warning: argument '$target' from the argument list of LinkRenderer\makeBrokenLink...
**To Reproduce** After focussing search field and clicking outside of it, the label is no longer "Search" but is now `.html`. Also, the previoue behaviour where the word "Search" is...
**Describe the bug** When searching for method names or class names, often the result I'm looking for is several hundred results down the page. Examples: Result 506/741. `class ResourceLoader` (after...
IP addresses currently sort the first chunk as a float. This bug leads, for example, `192.200.2.3` to sorts before `192.42.2.3`, instead of after it. ```js /* Version: 0.8.1 */ ['192.200.2.3','192.42.2.3','192.3.2.1'].sort(naturalSort)...
In the `algorithmNoTypo()` method this variable is never used. Similar code exists in the `algorithm()` method, where it is used. I noticed this after updating Rollup at , where it...
Found by Phan 2.2.4: > BloomFilter32.php:…: PhanParamTooMany Call with 3 arg(s) to \BloomFilter32::__construct() which only takes 2 arg(s) defined at … > BloomFilter32.php:…: PhanParamTooMany Call with 3 arg(s) to \BloomFilter32::__construct()...
### Prerequisites - [X] I have [searched](https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue) for duplicate or closed issues - [X] I have [validated](https://html5.validator.nu/) any HTML to avoid common problems - [X] I have read the [contributing...
The word `obvious` and `obviously` aren't always bad to use. But as part of an explanation, I find that is is almost always out of place, given the intended audience...