M.K.
@zipzit > Adminer, No go. Indeed. Unfortunately the [main Adminer repo](https://github.com/vrana/adminer) is not open for issues, and [their forum](https://sourceforge.net/p/adminer/discussion/) is cumbersome. Nevertheless, the request for easy server config via environment...
@agates4 Thanks for that recommendation! @TimWolla In case SqlPad turns out useful for local development with prefilled login, should I add that to the docs PR as well?
Jumping in late and haven't read most of the thread, but as for the original concern: > But using docker to compile it takes like 30+ minutes. … using a...
> web form filling issues Turns out my current problem of "It's pointless to select that many modules," was indeed one of those. I fill the form [like this (screenshot)](http://l.proggr.de/?206vypks9)...
Any progress on this? Is it still relevant?
Hi! I finally found the time to try it, but it seems I'm doing something wrong. My test repo: https://github.com/mk-pmb/try-eslint-plugin-package-json-privacy-mgmt-js Travis CI error log: https://travis-ci.org/mk-pmb/try-eslint-plugin-package-json-privacy-mgmt-js/jobs/571072367 What could be the problem?...
Ok now with installing from the PR branch it seems to somewhat work, albeit `package-json/valid-package-def` doesn't like the branch dep. https://travis-ci.org/mk-pmb/try-eslint-plugin-package-json-privacy-mgmt-js/jobs/571078638 How do I tell it to not apply regular...
I'm not sure I understand the question. In the other thread I wrote which rules conflict. If I [remove those rules](https://github.com/mk-pmb/try-eslint-plugin-package-json-privacy-mgmt-js/commit/730ad8b3fd7f059b96a1b281687207d565d76954), both JSON files [are accepted](https://travis-ci.org/mk-pmb/try-eslint-plugin-package-json-privacy-mgmt-js/jobs/582093861). Feel free to clone...
Without your plugin, [eslint fails](https://travis-ci.org/mk-pmb/try-eslint-plugin-package-json-privacy-mgmt-js/jobs/582115935) with `Parsing error: Unexpected token :` because JSON objects aren't a valid script. At least not in node.js: ```text $
> Are you still using it? Nope. I'm still waiting for a version that works for my test repo. Then, hopefully, I'll be able to use it with my exttended...