Dominic Scheirlinck

See also #19 etc. > are you certain that this is caused by Bugsnag, and not Bugsnag trying to catch the out of memory error, caused by your app *Both*...

@GrahamCampbell A couple of notes: It's not a good idea to test this bug with a recursive stack overflow. That's because xdebug provides a stack limit that on normal PHP...

> Attempting to do anything, such as raising the memory limit (which would probably be a bad idea), will use more memory Just wanted to specifically call this out too...

@GrahamCampbell I think I've addressed both of those comments. > although I totally agree that it could be a bad idea unless the user opts in etc.

> bad practice to install xdebug on production machines @GrahamCampbell can you take a bit longer and read what I've written? My next sentence was "trying to reproduce in their...

> actually the most common case in the real world I'd probably guess * buffered MySQL queries using the mysqlnd driver * HTTP response payloads using curl would both be...

> PHP really does seem to throw it away (at least, from the evidence I can see - perhaps I'm wrong?), which is why we can continue Yeah, that's definitely...

Couple of notes, because I like this idea, and I'd really prefer a `kubectx` that I can use from multiple shells at the same time (and I'm using my own...

My version is at https://github.com/vital-software/kc if anyone wants to take a look. Not sure about fish compatibility, but it works with bash/zsh including completion. It has some iterm2, kube-ps1, and...

Hey @espy, I can confirm that this isn't working for us. The reason is we're relying on `GH_TOKEN` to authenticate against Github (as described in the README), rather than SSH...