Andy Bursavich

Hey @TristonianJones, I'm interested in CEL and would like to learn more about the internals of the go module. I'm gonna start looking into implementing this. Any guidance would be...

> * Are you looking to render the templates on demand? If not, could you instead store your generated files in a tempdir on a tmpfs? That'd avoid extra disk...

No, that's not currently supported. That sounds like a job for [SealedSecrets](https://github.com/bitnami-labs/sealed-secrets) to me, but I'll try to keep an open mind if you explain your use case.

For a little bit of context, the intended design was to allow the separation of (human) operators and users. For instance one team may run one CMS controller for an...

I hit this problem today, and here's the hack I came up with to get around it after studying the os package's implementation. The os package treats `$` followed by...

I looked into implementing this over the weekend. It's trickier than I initially thought because the encoder is owned by the zapcore.Core, which is an interface, and isn't exposed to...

FWIW, I ended up having to implement my own replacement for zap, but it still uses zapcore.

@bndw, I would vote against any per-module metrics because they could have unbounded cardinality, which usually isn't ideal for real-time monitoring systems and may be more suited to (offline) log...

The RFCs allow for some strange formatting of the extensions. For instance, the parameter values may be quoted (e.g. `server_max_window_bits="15"`). I went ahead and implemented full parsing in a different...

> This is the client-side scheme, it does not contain conversion/defaulting functions the server-side one contains. How do you handle custom resources for which conversions/defaulting functions aren't available?