Stephen Demjanenko

Doing a === check assumes its an int which is not safe. If one uses the node-preparse.js script you will get strings returned for these fields.

Sanitization/Renaming for Security in Snapshot vs Replay reconstruction

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I was reviewing the security of the Replayer, specifically the scenario where a bad actor POSTs a fake recording to a recording endpoint. Looking at the logic of the snapshot,...

Support CSP nonce

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I am running in to an issue with the inline styles that this library is injecting: https://github.com/davidhu2000/react-spinners/blob/6f6d0f8b5d5f7ee2ea217682c227f2af77de73b1/src/helpers/animation.ts#L9. This could be fixed by exposing a Provider which can then receive a...

Is there a race condition

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I was looking at the `func (g *gzipHandler) Handle(c *gin.Context)` method and it appears to me that there could be a case where `gz := g.gzPool.Get().(*gzip.Writer)` is used after being...

I would like to be able to run a custom Validate function for JSON fields in my ent schema. E.g. ``` field.JSON("column", []string{}). Validate(func(s []string) error { ... }) ```...

Equivalent to Rails' find_in_batches

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It would be really helpful to have a method that is equivalent to `.All(ctx)` but that returns batches of records that can be iterated over. This would be useful for...

SearchChoice pill: inherit classes on the option

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This lets classes attached to the option DOM be passed through to the selected pill that is created. This would be super useful for styling pills.

convertAssignAny doesn't work for json([...]) Variables

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I have found that `sol.Scan` doesn't serialize JSON Variables. The issue seems to come from the `convertAssignAny` method's `case engine.Compound` branch. When I add this logging ``` if err :=...

Knex returns Result object instead of empty array of results

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I've noticed the following behavior ``` .insert([]).returning(["id"]) // Returns Result .insert([{...something}]).returning(["id"]) // returns [{id:...}] .insert([{...something with conflict}]).returning(["id"]).onConflict().ignore() // returns [] ``` The behavior of the 2nd and 3rd cases is...