Samir Talwar

Hi @lovasoa, thanks for the patch! This seems benign but there are definitely use cases where users might want to see these logs at INFO level too. We think it...

It really depends on the caching proposed by the auth provider. I took a look at a few (Auth0, AWS Cognito, Firebase) and they all seem to encourage some caching....

Perhaps we could do something like this: ```yaml tests: - name: % stdin: file: *.in stdout: file: %.out ``` This would detect the glob expression in `stdin.file`, and expand it...

Alternatively, we could look at [Dhall](https://dhall-lang.org/) as a way of programmatically generating configuration files safely.

I think this is an excellent idea. Could you give me an example of the kind of thing you need to run a regex over? Please be as specific as...

That seems quite sensible. You could run a filter over it to remove the unimportant parts but that might make a test failure message very confusing. How do you feel...

I suggest we make use of PCRE's native functionality. You can use `\A` and `\Z` to match the start and end of the whole text ("subject" in the docs), or...

Just to give you an update: in trying to implement this, I have found a few bugs in edge cases when interpreting the YAML, which are exacerbated by trying to...

This boils down to adding a new assertion type in `Types/Assert.hs`, handling it in `Assert.hs`, and parsing it in `Types/Values.hs`. I have laid a little bit of the groundwork in...

Thinking about it, we may be able to just ignore the parsing issue that tripped me up. The main issue is that we can write: ``` stdout: contains: "hello" ```...