Thomas Cannon

We're also struggling with this as well, where we're trying to reduce the number of traces ingested for `redis`, since it's very stable & low-level service that has 1000x the...

What if there was a `-listen-hosts` flag, similar to `-d`, that allowed the user to specify what the HTTP server should listen on? I wrote about this some [here](https://thomascannon.me/guides/rails-development-and-passkeys); the...

> I agree that this first step is indeed a heavy burden for anyone trying to port to any new language. It also adds friction for new maintainers on a...

> @tcannonfodder @smwhr I think the ink runtime itself could serve as a specification in and of itself if we clean up the codebase and wrote up additional unit tests...

Also; as an update: Still want to work on this, I’ve just been **absolutely** swamped so I haven’t had the capacity to yet

@smwhr @SirMetathyst I've started a fork for the documentation, let me know if you'd like to be added as collaborators! https://github.com/tcannonfodder/ink

PR to break up the work a bit: https://github.com/inkle/ink/pull/749

To prevent ourselves from writing a specification against a moving target, we should write the specification based on the code in a published release. In this case, 1.0: https://github.com/inkle/ink/releases/tag/v1.0.0 I...

I feel like that in order to help with the migration to passkeys, the docs should setup so that `user_verification` is required throughout.

I've started a fork here: https://github.com/tcannonfodder/devise ; and will start working on PRs to begin the process. I'd definitely appreciate any help from contributors who also want to see this...