Dan Grebb

This is a great `patch-package` use case. Given this value will likely not change over time. 1. `npm i -D patch-package` 2. add `"postinstall": "patch-package"` to package.json `scripts` 3. make...

@maxfenton one could also fork the repo, make these changes, and `npm install -g maxfenton/backstopjs#master`. The change would be permanent as long as it's installed from that fork. See other...

The only question that wasn't answered here, which ended up being the issue for me: `act --container-architecture linux/amd64 --pull=false -P ubuntu-latest=custom-image-name:latest ...` This will look for that image in the...

Thanks @giorgiosironi - this adds the same into the runner itself, and I've seen some very minimal improvements. Out of curiosity, and it sounds like the answer is no, could...

Might be resolved by merging #87, but can't be sure. @garris I will dust the PR off and update deps.

@villander opened up #88 with `backstop@^6.3.3` and bumped `debug` while I was in there. I ran everything with `pnpm` for the first time — successfully! If one were so inclined,...

@garris this PR sets `dependencies.backstopjs` to `"^6.3.3` and bumps `debug` to `"^4.3.4"`, but includes everything in #87 as well.

@MrGVSV you're welcome! Thank _you_ again for the plugin. I think `crypto` is the easiest. [This](https://www.section.io/engineering-education/data-encryption-and-decryption-in-node-js-using-crypto/) looks promising as potential route. You could also just come right out and say...

It's [definitely not straightforward](https://github.com/meld-cp/obsidian-encrypt/blob/main/src/features/feature-inplace-encrypt/FeatureInplaceEncrypt.ts), but may be another good example. I'll also do some digging on this.

@MrGVSV I started doing some research into this. How do you feel about storing a random-string encryption key in a user's [home directory](https://nodejs.org/api/os.html#oshomedir)? This would be used to store the...