Denis Loginov

Agreed, totally!

Same here, just got a bunch of alerts on strings like these: ``` ../../../.cache/yarn/v6/npm-axe-core-4.1.2-7cf783331320098bfbef620df3b3c770147bc224-integrity/node_modules/axe-core/lib/commons/dom/reduce-to-elements-below-floating.js ../../../.cache/yarn/v6/npm-axe-core-4.1.2-7cf783331320098bfbef620df3b3c770147bc224-integrity/node_modules/axe-core/lib/commons/dom/is-skip-link.js ``` (notice the match is across two lines). I think [Float regex](https://github.com/trufflesecurity/trufflehog/blob/92f40c20316eca60e22caf82f425459e206b9fea/pkg/detectors/float/float.go#L24) incorrectly matches these...

In our case at least, we're able to ignore certain detectors by using TH as a Go library, not as a CLI tool. Though I understand there's no promise of...

Without this capability for `--allow-net`, it’s much less useful in practice of the modern cloud development, where the backend just calls a bunch of cloud APIs, and those usually separate...

How's the performance? Can this be used for real-time transcription on a reasonably old device?

+1, our use case is to enforce CLI users to tag their multipart uploads (through `s3:RequestObjectTag/` policy condition for `PutObject`, unless it doesn't work that way).

One workaround is to tag objects on the server side after the user uploaded their files. The main limitation to that is eventual consistency, i.e. the uploaded files may not...

@yvele agreed, it would be nice to have it out of the box. However, it does put more burden on the user because now they also need to remember how...

Thanks for reporting - would you mind submitting a PR please? If this requires just an update to MiniWDL dependency, this should be pretty straightforward. Unfortunately, I don't have much...

Sorry, the project is currently unmaintained. I would welcome a PR, however