Alex Dupre
Alex Dupre
### What does it do? It fixes invalid CORS headers returned by default by strapi middleware. ### Why is it needed? Because the combination of `Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true` and `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *`...
This allows to emulate EVM blockchains with sub-second block creation time, and have accurate time based tests where the timestamp is only increased manually. Closes #2560
https://github.com/bitpay/bitcore-lib/blob/026ddb4d393ee5f1daa2688483a13e274d5df3ed/lib/crypto/hash.js#L56 The above check always returns `false`, since it's missing `.length`, so the buffer copy/padding is never performed. Luckily/Accidentally accessing an out-of-index array in Javascript returns an `undefined` type that...
Scenario: - client consumes multiple services from the same server endpoint - client connects concurrently to multiple servers in a dynamic way (number or servers and their ip addresses can...
### What does this PR do? It fixes the generation of the method signature when there is a struct containing an array. ### Why is it needed? Without this patch...
This fixes issue #772
Here is a sample artifacts hierarchy structure to reproduce the bug: ``` contracts/1/interfaces/IOne.sol/IOne.json contracts/2/interfaces/ITwo.sol/ITwo.json ``` Running typechain on a single directory works fine, `typechain --target ethers-v5 --out-dir './typechain' './contracts/1/**/*.json'` generates...
Running `mars` on a contract with a fixed-size array function parameter (e.g. `address[2]`) generates the following error: ``` Unknown type address[2] ``` Related code: https://github.com/TrueFiEng/Mars/blob/master/packages/mars/src/generate/generator.ts#L82-L107
FreeBSD has IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses disabled by default. On some other BSD platforms (e.g. OpenBSD) they cannot even be enabled. This is a design choice for security reasons: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-cmetz-v6ops-v4mapped-api-harmful-01 OpenJDK...
Currently SN doesn't work OOTB on FreeBSD when both the Boehm GC and multithread support are enabled. I've contacted the FreeBSD maintainer of the `boehm-gc` port to try to fix...