Sean Perry

I totally missed that you moved to 'main' (excellent BTW). I think the PR is accurate again. But it definitely needs some testing.

That linter failure? Why?

I played a bit this evening with writing a Python script to generate test code based on the canonical json. It works pretty well for many of the inputs. Some...

True. However, you could emulate https://httpie.org/doc#querystring-parameters and allow for the parameters to be added separately. This can lead to better readability if there are a bunch of parameters.

As a Haskell hacker too, I agree. Strong types communicate intent as well as contracts.

Looks reasonable.

git's credential cache. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-credential-cache

Reasonably correct. Anyone with root privileges on a Linux machine can look in /proc and /mem and go digging. But you are supposed to trust them. Otherwise environment variables are...

@rockymadden if you mimic git you should be solid. The git config lets you specify a program to run when credentials are needed. This program takes known parameters and returns...

Looks good on first read. With CI being busted currently one of us needs to try it out locally.