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`output` is not an implemented method in `audioconcat`. You should use: `audioconcat(...).concat('audio.mp3')`
I can only say one thing: stop using Windows. Staying away from crappy operative systems is a highly recommended strategy :D Ok, not seriously, I don't know why you are...
Try passing the flag: --insecure I think you have to import a custom CA certificate in the client to work with HTTPS.
Yes, but try first forwarding to another HTTPS server, such as: https://httpbin.org
I see where could be the issue, the `--secure` flag in `balboa` is not working as expected. There's required to pass the `secure: false` option to `rocky`, but you can't...
I've fixed the CLI issue in `0.1.2`. You can simply update the package and pass the `--insecure` flag.
Perhaps could be due to some issue with the forwarded host header. Try passing some host specific options. You can see all the options [here](https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy#options).
Tests are failing. Can you take a look?
You can write your own assertion function, where you can perform the specific JSON structure assertions the way you prefer in standard Go. See this example: https://github.com/h2non/baloo/blob/master/_examples/custom_assertion/custom_test.go