David Hadas

An alternative shown by @miekg at https://coredns.io/2017/07/25/compile-time-enabling-or-disabling-plugins/ may also be used. However: 1. The suggested change allows the main program to be the one controlling CLI flags - it is...

> I'm unsure of backward compatibility of this change with existing used-as-library solutions. The most widely deployed of these is (probably) Kubernetes node local dns cache. If the existing used-as-library...

> Can you elaborate a bit as to why? We plan to use the DNS proxy in a sidecar - overhead is a critical aspect Also, we expect Guard's monitoring...

I believe the only reason for CoreDNS to do caddy.RegisterServerType() in the `core/dnsservice` package init() is if the community decided to disallow others from ever using the package with other...

One more direction is to allow a second call to RegisterServerType to replace the first call without panic. I.e. remove the panic from [coredns/caddy] (https://github.com/coredns/caddy/blob/b1ad5f2b4194270ea4f2cdc87fbf0b02f8a715fd/plugins.go#L183) and knowingly allow a second...

Ok, when working on the tests I realized that the list of Directives is never being read during init(). Instead, only the caddy.RegisterServerType() simply registers a function call for reading...

See PR #5865

@robinlieb, this PR relates to a Security Audit done to the CNCF Knative Project, Knative uses this repository as a dependency and the audit requires this to be fixed. Can...

/assign @valen-mascarenhas14 /assign @dilipgb

Is there a requirement to have a [vmt.rotation](https://github.com/knative/community/blob/main/working-groups/security/vmt.rotation) file? Is this documented anywhere? If not, I suggest to drop this page. We do need to make sure we have the...