Iulia Dumitru
Iulia Dumitru
In the documentation for [`encrypt`](https://docs.juliahub.com/MbedTLS/bf9T0/1.0.2/autodocs/#MbedTLS.encrypt) one possible method to specify the cipher is as a `Cipher` object. However, this throws an error: ```julia julia> using MbedTLS julia> secret_key = rand(UInt8,...
**Describe the bug** Regex expressions are start-of-string-anchored but not end-of-string-anchored. For example, searching for a string metavariable that contains only `string` like this: ``` patterns: - pattern: $FUN(..., "$STR", ...)...
This is an attempt to integrate Pinecone into PromptingTools. The preparation and retrieval steps are not necessary with Pinecone. The result of the Pinecone query serves as context in the...
**Describe the bug** In Julia, it is valid to have a function definition with macros around arguments. An example for this is the [`@nospecialize`](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/base/base/#Base.@nospecialize) macro. Semgrep doesn't think this is...
**Describe the bug** When [trying to use](https://semgrep.dev/playground/s/5rGkK) a metavariable captured with a named capture group in a `metavariable-pattern`, I get the following error message: ``` Internal matching error when running...
**Describe the bug** In other languages and in generic mode it is possible to represent a variable in a string, but in Julia it is not. The desired behaviour is...
**Describe the bug** Something like `@assert f(x) === true` is not matched with `pattern: @assert $X === ...` because the `===` doesn't get parsed correctly. If there is no macro,...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** It would be nice to have named capture groups in `fix-regex`. This might be related to #3269, but it's not...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Sometimes I need a rule with a `pattern-either` that binds a metavariable (say `$X`) only in some cases, and I...
**Describe the bug** In Julia, juxtaposing a bunch of expressions with commas gets interpreted as a tuple: ```julia julia> 1, 2, "a" (1, 2, "a") julia> ans |> typeof Tuple{Int64,...