Jeremy Lin

A few thoughts: - It might be a good idea to use a more unique delimiter. For example, the ClearCase version control system uses `@@` to specify a branch/version, like...

Maybe I missed it, but what form of escaping is being proposed? I'm not sure I really buy the need to escape if the delimiter is fairly unique. Doubling a...

I'd argue that `foo#` should by default mean exactly that, or else people need to be aware of this feature they may not use or care about otherwise. For people...

> Backslash is used pretty much everywhere in unix to escape things with. Windows is the odd one out here. Backslash is used a lot in string data, but filenames...

Regarding escape characters, just a thought, but there is some precedent for doubling a character to escape it. So maybe `##` could be interpreted as `#`. Regarding `os` for Cygwin,...

FWIW, LastPass has a somewhat complex solution for this, though AFAICT, it's not for AD/LDAP per se. I doubt anything like this would get implemented in upstream Bitwarden anytime soon,...

Yeah, that's correct. It stems from how per-cipher and per-user data is mixed together, which requires extra unmixing work to get the right behavior. Neither upstream nor bitwarden_rs are doing...

If you're using a self-signed cert, you would need to install the cert on your mobile device.

If you're using Let's Encrypt, you shouldn't need to install any additional certs, so the fact that you mentioned doing that might be a red flag. Anyway, it's unlikely anyone...

On the latest client (1.2.1) and test server (0.3.0), I have ``` [lfs] url = "http://user:[email protected]:port/" ``` in my `.gitconfig`, and it seems to work fine. You do, of course,...