Alexandre Sieira

**Describe the bug** As you can see on https://status.zanshin.tenchisecurity.com/incident/4 a comment was added to an incident GitHub issue using a code block. The incident page did not format the code...

Implement version of write_json that doesn't convert to JSON in memory

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Depending on the size of the data that needs to be converted to JSON, the current implementation of `write_json` can fail. That is due to the fact that it calls...

Fix display of default value for Enum parameters

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Ensures the enum `.value` is used in the generated help text for default Argument and Option values. Supports both isolated enum instances and lists or tuples of enum instances. Did...

[BUG] formatting issue with enum default values in help text

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### Describe the bug Under certain circumstances, enum Option defaults are displayed at `EnumClass.value` instead of just `value`. I was able to reproduce it when a list of enums is...

Publish to public ECR

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Since Docker changed its policies, update the repo to use CircleCI or GitHub actions to publish the built images to a public ECR repository.

Web Risk API

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Apparently Google changed the license overnight on how the Safe Browsing API can or cannot be used: ``` Effective immediately, Safe Browsing API is for non-commercial use only. Existing contractual...

Reference new project in README.md

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I have written a new project that basically implements a dockerized REST wrapper around gglsbl and published it at https://github.com/mlsecproject/gglsbl-rest if you are interested. Any suggestions and comments on the...

Issue handling Unicode characters

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See how the behavior of RJSONIO differs from rjson in the following case: A short snippet of code that demonstrates the problem: ``` > library(RJSONIO) > nchar(fromJSON("{ \"S\": \"L\\u00e9vis\"\n }"))...

fromJSON with simplify=T and nulls

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I think I found an inconsistency in the way fromJSON handles `null` in strings when `simplify=T`. See those two examples here: ``` > fromJSON("[ 1, 2, 3, null, 4 ]",...

fromJSON(toJSON(117229)) equals 117230 (???)

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It's as simple as that, numeric values are being corrupted when converted to JSON: ``` > toJSON(117229) [1] "[ 1.1723e+05 ]" > fromJSON(toJSON(117229)) [1] 117230 ``` Perhaps there's some implicit...