Sven Schwyn
Sven Schwyn
> 5. Send support requests to annoy 1password into finally waking up, getting a clue and helping @brycekahle or @ravenac95 out. Good idea, see [this issue](https://github.com/brycekahle/sudolikeaboss/issues/1) by @brycekahle for the...
On second look: The feed is in the protected part of rubygems.org because it needs access to the subscriptions. However, the RSS link on the dashboard contains an `aip_key` and...
Figured out how to get the feed URL working: 1. [Create a new API key](https://rubygems.org/profile/api_keys) and give it "show dashboard" scope 2. Append the new API key to this URL:...
@estevanmaito I've just read your article, here are my 5¢: If you use email addresses as primary key, the password can be omitted entirely: * Create the user with `NULL`...
> How did people listen to an article of bulls**t suggesting that password confirmation field is all useless? And that a "show password" button can be a substitute for it?...
The current versions (ruby-solargraph 0.6.1 and solargraph 0.37.2) work just fine on my Mac with Ruby 2.6.5 installed from source with [ruby-install](https://github.com/postmodern/ruby-install) and managed by [chruby](https://github.com/postmodern/chruby). You might want to...
@castwide @crush-157 I got it to work on a Mac with `chruby` as follows: Install the atom-solagraph package, then create a wrapper for the binary as `/opt/bin/solargraph`: ``` #!/bin/bash $(gem...
@crush-157 I'm kinda peculiar with keystrokes and configured all kind of search and autocomplete stuff on combinations of ctrl, alt, cmd and space. For solargraph, I've assigned cmd-space which usually...
@castwide Any news on this? It'd be very cool to use solargraph together with chruby. PS: As a workaround, symlinking the solargraph binary into the PATH helps. In my case,...
GitLab integration would be great, best not only for gitlab.com but any self-hosted instance of GitLab as well.