Scott Street

Hey @dgw thanks for the suggestion. Initially I thought it wouldn't be necessary to handle these, as they represent characters that won't be displayed, but I suppose it depends on...

My apologies for the number of commits this is taking for a single regex! I haven't made much contribution to open source projects before, so thank you for being so...

Hey, digging this issue up again. I have pretty much the same use-case with rotating creds. Currently the only reliable way I've found to expire connections using stale creds is...

@elhigu not sure I agree that the `expirationChecker` is limited or hacky, but certainly comparing what is returned/resolved from `connection` callback would also work nicely. Although I expect that currently...

> I thought knex didn't allow passing function to connection object yet There's a section under here, 8th code example down: https://knexjs.org/#Installation-client Just to give as much context as possible:...

Maybe this is getting a bit late now, but I'd love to hear something about time management. I sucked last year, and I'm sucking slightly less this year, but I...

Scott is a hackathon enthusiast and CS student at Aston University, Birmingham UK. He loves writing JavaScript to do crazy things like control coffee mugs, shoot rubber bands and make...

@alyssais yes! Thank you! I always forget about licensing, but realise it can be pretty important. The license in `package.json` is actually just the default one that npm selects for...

Went with CC-BY 4.0 in the end, because I guess attribution is nice. Thanks for the help 👍

Damn licensing is hard. So I'm looking at [Choose a License](https://choosealicense.com/), and MIT and Apache look good. GPL seems too restrictive in that it requires derivatives to be under the...