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@sdghchj I'd like to use it as `@Param` argument, It shows generating the type, But type didn't exist in the generated document

An easier implement can be using string intern. For eaxmple, with `go4.org/intern`, after applying this the same string will only need to be allocated one time.

Try clone https://github.com/golang/vuln, bump the version of `golang.org/x/tools` to `v0.17.1-0.20240207215834-5fcc6273f47e` then rebuild it.

Seems most error happens on darwin/arm64.

@jmdeal Seems your job running with the 1.0.4 https://github.com/aws/karpenter-provider-aws/blob/1d566b9b0ad04d041e58e781c6485dcc67aeb58f/hack/toolchain.sh#L22C4-L22C56 It's happy to find a reproduced example on amd64.

Looks like you implement role management without casbin? ```typescript const allowedRoles = metadata.allowedRoles; if (!allowedRoles) return AuthorizationDecision.ALLOW; if (allowedRoles.length < 1) return AuthorizationDecision.DENY; ```

I think you use this file and want to add domain support? https://github.com/loopbackio/loopback-next/blob/master/examples/access-control-migration/src/components/casbin-authorization/services/casbin.authorizer.ts Please ref to https://github.com/casbin/node-casbin/blob/master/test/rbacwDomainAPI.test.ts

You should look for a tutorial and then learn some of the basics, rather than expecting to see a start-from-scratch guide for every dependency library you use.

I can add a GitHub Actions based CI for this project, review and merge some PRs. The most important tasks for me at the moment are also adding type hints...

I was wondering if anyone is working on this issue? I would like to add this support, but I am not a professional rust developer, so the code quality may...