Michael Stapelberg

@juliusv According to https://github.com/prometheus/statsd_bridge/blame/master/mapper.go, you are (almost) the sole author of the mapper code in the statsd bridge. Would you be willing to relicense the code as MIT (which go-metrics...

@juliusv I took a brief look at the JMX one, but it’s written in Java and I’m not very fluent in that. Can you outline the advantage the JMX mapper...

Just to be clear, I don’t currently have enough time to drive this. @juliusv, I’d be happy if you could take a stab at it at some point.

Thanks for your PR! Could you fix the now-failing tests please?

Thank you for the offer! Are you talking about a publically accessible Belgian rule source that the coronaqr package/program could query? We need a live source, not a one-time snapshot...

The format is certlogic as specified in https://github.com/ehn-dcc-development/dgc-business-rules, see https://github.com/eu-digital-green-certificates/dgc-business-rules-testdata/blob/main/FR/VR-FR-0004/rule.json for an example from France. The Belgian government is supposed to provide these rules expressed in certlogic somewhere, if I...

> Because of removing the `spew.Dump(…)` line, we have to code the printing of each field, now and each time a field is added to the certificate structure… An alternative...

Thanks, everyone! > Oh and actually stepping back, I wonder if we could make this even simpler/generic. What people want is to send their `OBS Output` to a remote host...

Indeed, cross-platform would be best. Thanks, sounds great!

I think the approach which https://github.com/bmatsuo/lmdb-go/commit/ee54e2707659a775ce40c351d7edb67f7868dabd#diff-0883e46e594b4d9e50c72005c5d390d9 implements (in a separate repo/project) is what needs to be done here as well.