Alexandre ZANNI

I'll me my repository public soon so you can see the real code.

Source: https://github.com/sec-it/pass-station Yard doc: https://sec-it.github.io/pass-station/yard/PassStation.html @lsegal I can confirms that protected badge is displayed only for instance methods and not for class methods.

Updating to 1.12.4 is nearly useless since [4 vulnerabilities](https://snyk.io/test/npm/jquery/1.12.4) will remain out of the [6 vulnerabilities present in 1.7.1](https://snyk.io/test/npm/jquery/1.7.2). I know it as already be downgraded (3.4.1 back to 1.7.1)...

I released a gem (a pre-release version), it was the first version on rubygems, the documentation was available during the 10 minutes following my publishing. I went to eat. I...

> I think it's fair for a Ruby documentation tool to assume that code blocks provided in your project are Ruby code unless otherwise specified. Yes I agree. > Even...

> There are no plans to break YARD's API unless there is a very good reason for it. That's not what I meant. I don't mean the is a feature...

Yeah you're right, it's hardcore for a small benefice. That's true that yard is massively used. I have another idea. Instead of breaking the default behavior of yard. Why not...

I guess people using `--gems` will stick to using the default `.yardopts` and using `--yardopts` could be handy for single directory during development. Eg. `.yardopts` for production and `.yardopts-dev` for...

> One thing you could do is create a `.yard-dev` subdirectory and put a .yardopts file in there (`.yard-dev/.yardopts`) which references files one directory up, e.g. `../lib/**/*.rb`. This pattern would...

Same as OP but it a `docker-compose up` that pull images from ghcr.io that fails rather than docker.login.