Dave Hirschfeld

That works: ``` ❯ gh api /user | jq .login "dhirschfeld" ``` ..and is a good default if the `GHA_USER` env var isn't set, but it won't work for organisation...

I have a use-case where I have multiple limits - e.g. you can make 10 requests per second but only 200 per minute. Implementation-wise I think you have to have...

> *That sounds like you need two rate limiters then, and acquire both before starting an operation?* I think I might have been over-complicating it - I think that should...

Just piping up here with an example I just hit. I installed `kubernetes` but it didn't expose `kubectl`... or any binaries: ``` ├── pgcli 4.0.1 | └─ exec: pgcli ├──...

> Hmm, maybe there is a way to detect this case @dhirschfeld. We could check if the package you install does not contain _any_ binaries, and then expose all binaries...

Maybe *"refuse the temptation to guess"* and allow the user to specify the behaviour with a CLI flag. Maybe `--expose-deps` to expose binaries from all direct dependencies and `--expose-deps 'kubernetes-client,kubernetes-node'`...

This would be handy. My use-case is conforming to the field names expected by Elastic: * https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/ecs-logging/overview/master/intro.html#_field_mapping My (planned) workaround is to have a renaming processor to do a final...

This would be very useful! I'm just now running into a situation where I want to ignore unknown fields when calling `msgspec.convert` to create a `Struct` which has been defined...

Curious if this is related to the new `zstd:chunked` format or if that's unrelated here? https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/faster-container-image-pulls

Hi @pquentin :wave: Good bumping into you on the internet! I did think you worked at Elastic, but I thought it would be a bit cheeky to ping you on...