Yash Singh

# > Low priority if you ask me. @tombh @tobimensch This actually could be important. If you have `Postman` installed, then when you type in `postman://` it will open up...

You can use the `--debug` option to log to the `./debug.log` file. Example: ```bash browsh --debug ``` After that run: ```bash cat debug.log ``` That will display everything that was...

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Don't close.

I think the background is different: Lighter  Darker 

Do you mean something like this?: Instead of: ```js schema = { /* ... */ } post = { /* ... */ } a = sanitize(schema, post); // a =...

> Is it possible to do that today, without adding a new rule? ```js SchemaInspector.sanitize({ exec: function (schema, post) { if (typeof post === 'string') { return post.replace('&', '&').replace('', '>').replace('\'',...

Seems like the bug is fixed: 

Taking a look @mattwelke's test cases and the source code, it seems as if the bug is still present and the bug is not `Sanitization "exec" does not set new...

Issue still persists on `clasp` 2.4.1.