Peter Macdonald

> thank @Parsifal-M ! tried option 2 > > ``` > import {DevToolsPermissionPolicy} from "./permissions/DevToolsPolicy"; > > backend.add( > createBackendModule({ > pluginId: 'permission', > moduleId: 'dev-tools-policy', > register(reg) { >...

Did some minor rewording as well I think this is enough basically provided you have run the create-app :+1:

Not had much time to dive into the code for this, but based on a very quick check in the UI I can see that when you click on a...

Hey Team :wave: Some great ideas above, I have some time this weekend to try and play around with this, I need to set up my local dev environment first....

> @Parsifal-M did you manage to get your local environment working? If so we can assign this to you (if not, @ManishBisht777 do you still want this?). > > Probably...

I believe adding something like ` Icons Here ` should work, I've not had time to set up my local dev environment but if someone wants to try the above...

> @Parsifal-M I tried the same but It's not working. Oh :disappointed:, maybe the alternative could be to use `[link](url){:target="_blank"}`? If that does not work we'll have to do a...

Hey @anderseknert! :wave: Are you thinking of editing this section: > By default, OPA ignores insecure HTTP connections when TLS is enabled. To allow insecure HTTP connections in addition to...

Hey Team! :wave: This could be a silly question but how would I trigger this error [here](https://github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/blob/main/runtime/runtime.go#L410) Unless I misunderstand, you can leave out `--addr` and still use `opa run...

Hey Team :wave:! What do you think about doing something like this for the server message? ```go if rt.Params.Addrs != nil { for _, addr := range *rt.Params.Addrs { if...