Jason Stallings

I've got a use-case for a mkcert library. I'm currently working on a local development environment for our WordPress clients, and I'd love to be able to use mkcert as...

I think I'm still having an issue with this and swagger: ``` environment: type: string x-nullable: true enum: - production - staging - development ``` I get: ``` fail: body:...

That's a good idea too. An easy way to get to a clean state. @Taylor4484 thoughts here?

I talked to Taylor, I'm going to do both ideas. Make the re-run button not disabled, and add a cancel button.

I started working on the cancel button but it got complicated quick. I submitted #58 to allow users to restart the test, I'll work on the cancel button after this...

The scan runs a cron every minute and sets the max execution limit to 55. This way the results are consistent across hosts. If the process gets killed before 55...

TLDR: this is expected, but it could be improved. The first improvement would be to keep track of the run time and kill the process on our own instead of...

Correct, this is another one of the reasons I would like to move away from the cron. As mentioned above having the scan "fork" and kick off the next batch...

I didn't have any issues locally though. I assumed this was due to the Ajax call that hits every 5 seconds, but looking at the core code this might not...

I could add a second Ajax call to domain.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron to make sure the cron gets fired which might be a good idea for now.