Erik Hollensbe
Erik Hollensbe
Not sure if I should restrict this just to IPs on the network, or allow the hopefully obvious footgun of letting you listen on another, potentially non-zerotier IP address. Comments...
the after processes first, then the skip.
This is not a security issue, just a bug in how we handle `inside` statements. ```ruby inside "/one" do inside "two" do end inside "three" do end end ``` Right...
This is especially hard on kubernetes consumers.
Haven't figured out the trigger yet, but debug shells sometimes cause this.
Now that we've separated the execution context and language evaluator, we can support multiple languages without having to implement all the builder logic again. What I'd like to introduce is...
NOTE: There'll be another ticket about the `pragma` statement. Setting this pragma would allow you to set a value; the age of which to warn after a layer has been...
```ruby from "debian:latest", pull: true ```