Jeff Allen

@floekke I just needed a simple Graphite VM to test some code against. I ended up using the Vagrant image here: https://github.com/trestletech/statsd-graphite-vm , if you're curious.

Oh, yup... Sorry about that. I had forked the code from someone else or I might be of more use helping you get around chef dependencies on Windows. Good luck!

Not obviously, no. I'll keep this open to consider how we could support that.

I spent a little time looking into this today. The bad news is that it's going to get worse before it gets better. 😬 Two decisions: 1. The filter that...

I wrote up most of the Cookies security section last night: https://www.rplumber.io/docs/security.html#security-cookies Note that some of the features documented there and in https://www.rplumber.io/docs/rendering-and-output.html#setting-cookies only exist in the dev version of...

Yeah, that sounds about like the normal XSRF mediation. Where the "password" is just a random string.

You can document response codes (see https://github.com/trestletech/plumber/blob/master/inst/examples/11-car-inventory/plumber.R#L46), but currently not the response structure. I haven't figured out a great way to enable the documentation of the response structure. I'm thinking...

Yeah, I'd be tempted to just allow extensions/modifications to the Swagger generation at that point. My gut is that there's an elegant solution hiding in here somewhere using R6. It...

I'm not aware of anything on our radar around encrypted config values on the R side. Looping @slopp in for broader perspective, though.

The issue I had was that I was throwing an err if the user didn't exist -- `done(new Error("Invalid username"), null);` and that doesn't seem to be what Passport expects....