Matt Palmer

Probably has something to do with the fact that Coolio::DNSResolver doesn't support IPv6.

The README isn't wrong, per se -- as long as the `eventmachine` gem hasn't already been activated, what's in the README will work just fine. Unfortunately, when a gem gets...

You could also just re-implement `require_relative` if it isn't already defined; that would involve no load path mangling.

Well, until Rubygems has a concept of either "virtual packages" or "OR" dependencies, it's a bit hard for a gem to declare a dependency in a way other than on...

I like what you're thinking, and I'm leaning towards just going all-out and just making the action-validator runs part of the `test` workflow. That would allow the README to just...

So there's two (at least) parts to this: 1. Compiling for aarch64 (and other ARM platforms), which *may* be able to be done with cross-compilation, or which may be a...

Oh, yeah, I've been bitten by this one as well. Have to duplicate long lists of include/exclude paths in all my action triggers, very tedious. As you say, this is...

One thing to bear in mind is that `action-validator` can also validate Action definitions (`.github/actions/*/action.y*ml`), so a "full-service" example pre-commit hook it should also look for those files.

A PKCS#12 file can potentially contain all sorts of data; assuming that what is desired here is cracking the password on an encrypted private key, that is simply a PKCS#8...

Not supporting a particular algorithm (in either pem2john or hashcat) would probably best be addressed by issues (or PRs) on those relevant codebases. A tool to extract PKCS#8 data from...