Suhas Vishwanath

@cowley05 : Is this still an issue with release 1.27.0 ?

From what little I have discovered about OPA, has 2 parts 1. a declarative language + a rule engine that parses those declarations to decide roles and permissions for various...

@jskswamy : I want to explore this idea further, The OPA framework seems to be aimed at live systems running production code/infra/services. (I'm just going by what is immediately visible...

@ratadepally . No such configuration exists. This needs to be built as a new feature.

@rmkanda : This is a great idea IMO. In fact I would prefer this over the scanner mode of talisman. The biggest problem i see with this is that the...

@prateekbaheti : talisman now uses [go modules](https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules) and therefore defaults to go 1.11 for build and compile. Maybe the brew build will work now ?

@herbygillot : Many thanks for making talisman available via ports AFAIK talisman by itself doesn't care where it is installed but the scanWithHTML might look for the specific path in...

@harinee : I can think of 2 options, 1. ```talisman``` could scan ```.gitattributes``` file to exclude all entrires/patterns that have the attribute ```filter=git-crypt``` or ```diff=git-crypt ``` 2. Users could specify...

hi @mydailypuff could you execute `talisman --scan --debug` and share the output ?

Hi @mydailypuff. Thanks for the update. Unfortunately the new output does not throw more light on the problem at hand. Talisman in scan mode looks for a .git folder (indirectly...