Dominykas Blyžė
Dominykas Blyžė
That "critical" "vulnerability" is entirely irrelevant in this context as the method in question is never used in any of the code paths of `request` or its dependencies.
I suspect https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/3910 belongs on this list as well...
The headline here says the meeting time is: > UTC Thursday 25-April-2019 17:00 (05:00 PM): But the table says: > London | Thu 25-Apr-2019 17:00 (05:00 PM) I assume the...
I guess it is achievable via the `Interceptor`, but the patch example is showing that you can pass the `options.headers` for that: https://github.com/kubernetes-client/javascript/blob/6c5a58f51b8cdb01c59cbd5b433013beb4940df2/examples/patch-example.js#L19 The generated TS code is also accepting...
🤦 the old approach still works. It's just that there was a new parameter (`fieldValidation`) added recently, so all the params shifted. Fix for the example: https://github.com/kubernetes-client/javascript/pull/872 Similarly, @bradthomasbrown, you...
feat: add an otpProvider option to allow users to use a module to provide an OTP to semantic-release
> I didn't test but that should work because the env object is passed to the npm CLI. I can provide support to implement it. It might have been a...
feat: add an otpProvider option to allow users to use a module to provide an OTP to semantic-release
Works for my use case: https://github.com/dominykas/test-things/blob/master/lib/poc-npm-set-otp.js > Instead I'm currently working on a service that would: Is that the same thing mentioned here: https://twitter.com/BenjaminCoe/status/1208808072610758658? There's also other alternatives proposed, incl....
feat: add an otpProvider option to allow users to use a module to provide an OTP to semantic-release
Would it not make sense to also have a param for the host?
Would you accept a PR to add an option for `otpUrl`? The implementation would fire a `GET` request to the URL, and use the response as the OTP. The implementation...
Getting back to this - there is now a PoC server for remote OTP requests: https://github.com/nearform/optic How it works: 1. It's a web app which allows you to store a...