Vojtech Kral

@Hirevo sorry but bump, would be really nice to have this fixed...

@Gabriel439 Thank you, but can this also be done entirely inside the application as part of loading the configuration? (Ie. without invoking an external tool such as `json-to-dhall`.)

@Gabriel439 Cool. In point of fact, I'm not much of a Haskell programmer, but still the Haskell code having this feature is important to me, because it can be reasonably...

I assume you're referring to #121 . Sounds cool. Althought for my purposes it would probably be enough that the implementation exposes data types for AST / in-memory representation and...

Yes, I would think so. For building against musl libs statically it seems `musl-tools` are required. Right now I install them using this: ``` - uses: awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action@v1 with: packages: musl-tools...

Hi. Hows the rewrite going? I was considering to add task sync functions such as `.close()` (like `async-channel` has) and `.closed()` (like tokio mpsc has), but if things are in...

@zesterer FWIW, `closed()` is a bit different, it's an async fn / future that actually waits for the closing event. However I've given it more thought and probably I'll do...

@lgarron > Yeah, but how does it use AES? CBC mode and a reasonably designed KDF. See [this thread](https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/29375/is-7-zips-aes-encryption-just-as-secure-as-truecrypts-version) on security SE. > Delegates should be using discretion about whom...

It just occured to me that PDFs support encryption too. AES-128 is supported since PDF1.6/Acrobat7. I've created an example PDF encrypted this way in case you want to try if...

@jfly You can use AES-256, but it has been added in much later PDF format version, so the compatibility might be worse. Your example is AES-128 or AES-256?