Adam Ruka

Not sure I understand. `Fn::Split` returns an array, not a string...? How can it return `"sourceIpOrCIDRBlock, sourceIpOrCIDRBlock"` then?

Thanks @iwt-kschoenrock. @peterwoodworth do you want to try and reproduce this one?

@iwt-kschoenrock I was able to reproduce the issue, on a smaller example. Here's what I did: 1. Wrote this CDK code: ```ts const ipListParam = new ssm.StringListParameter(this, "ip-list", { stringListValue:...

Changing the Bucket definition to this: ```ts new s3.CfnBucket(this, 'CfnBucket', { corsConfiguration: { corsRules: [ { // allowedHeaders: importedIpList.stringListValue, allowedHeaders: Fn.split(',', Lazy.string({ produce: () => 'myval1,myval2' })), allowedMethods: ['GET'], allowedOrigins:...

I've done some research on this topic, and what I found is that the behavior is different between JUnit and TestNG. The following code: ```java import org.junit.runner.RunWith; import org.junit.runners.JUnit4; @RunWith(JUnit4.class)...

I'm closing this one due to inactivity. If you still need anything related to this issue, please comment, and I'll be happy to re-open.

Hey Peter, thanks for opening the issue. When you mean multiplatform code, do you specifically have Kotlin's JS support in mind? Specnaz is actually structured into separate libraries. While there's...

Thanks for the detailed explanation @krzema12! The reason I asked about the Java Kotlin multiplatform story is that the `specnaz` module [doesn't have any dependencies](https://github.com/skinny85/specnaz/blob/master/src/main/specnaz/build.gradle) other than the Java standard...

Perhaps my statement about adding the dependency being not acceptable was too strong :-). But I don't think it's free either. There is a reason that the Specnaz libraries don't...

Well, if it turns out you need JVM feature 'foobar' not present in the Kotlin platform-agnostic standard library to implement this `specnaz-commons` package, doesn't it simply mean Specnaz is too...