Phil Nash

I've just published version 1.9.2. Can you try installing that and letting me know how you get on? If it doesn't update the ngrok binary, can you open the VS...

Hi @Wilson159, sorry you're still having issues here. `ENOENT` means it can't find the file, the ngrok executable in this case, so I think something has gone wrong in the...

Thanks for digging into this @frednaughty. I'll see whether I can add this as a suggestion in the error message somehow. Or even just point to this issue for more...

Thanks, for the comment. I can certainly work on a REST API version using answering machine detection. It would have quite a different architecture to this Function. I'll be sure...

I'm certainly not against this, seems like a good idea to me. I definitely get not necessarily wanting to work with ngrok (or working with ngrok but not using the...

> Plus, if using url it would allow configuring port, protocol (http/https) in a single config property, and the code already supports the url config object. Yep, fair enough! I...

> So just that I understand the difference between `--ngrok=dk` and `--ngrok-name=dk` both will be valid with this change but `--ngrok=dk` will create a tunnel under `dk.ngrok.io` while `--ngrok-name=dk` will...

@SpicyPete To make your function protected you need to name it `function-name.protected.js`. Then, when it is deployed it will require the incoming request to be signed with a `X-Twilio-Signature` header....

@SpicyPete There's a bit on it here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/labs/serverless-toolkit/general-usage#functions. But we could definitely surface that elsewhere too to make things easier.

I do not think that `cleanup` and `remove` should be conflated into the same namespace or command. `cleanup` is going to do a lot of work calculating what should and...