Mitch Broadhead

You are passing `$exception->getMessage()` by reference to another string and then logging the resulting string. I think you meant to concatenate `$exception->getMessage()`. Patch your code with this: ```patch --- /tmp/a...

I installed KeepingYouAwake so that it would keep my screens on when I lock my Mac. I have two large screens connected via USB-C -> HDMI. When you lock your...

From my experience this doesn't work because when rex creates the Net::OpenSSH object it uses the ip address in the constructor, not the hostname that i provide. This means none...

+1 for this. I'm currently using the following command inside my `Rexfile` in order to interact with Vagrant VMs: ``` %Rex::Config::SSH_CONFIG_FOR = Rex::Config::_parse_ssh_config(`vagrant ssh-config`); ``` This one-liner sets up all...

As far as i'm aware, it is not available on the npm registry. You can still install it directly from github: ``` npm install https://github.com/adamjimenez/jstree-table ```

@Valkyrurr I think the biggest problem with `Omniphx\Forrest\Authentications\OAuthJWT` is that it generates a JWT [that only lasts 3 minutes before expiring.](https://github.com/omniphx/forrest/blob/7768ac2054b943e6f46506328d7be5ac1f2fd434/src/Omniphx/Forrest/Authentications/OAuthJWT.php#L18) So you end up having to call `Forrest::authenticate()` to...

Another downside to space delimited host arguments (or any for that matter) is that if you need to create a wrapper script for rex, and you end up calling "rex...