Cédric Van Rompay

When creating an OAuth client, what do you put for "authorized domain" if your DTP instance runs on your laptop's `localhost`?

Ok, well turns out you can put whatever domain you want and you still get OAuth credentials. Also, I don't know why it's written *“cedricvanrompay unassigned olsona 4 hours ago”*....

*Cohérence à terme*

It sends `/foo/bar/what's%20up`. Here it is in Firefox:  It seems that your `curl` does not take care of percent-encoding at all, hence the bad request.

Here is an example of Go code: ```go package main import ( "net/http" "github.com/labstack/echo/v4" ) func main() { // Echo instance e := echo.New() // Routes e.GET("/", hello) e.GET("/foo/bar/what's up",...

I just saw this update from changes in SvelteKit 2: > Improved error handling > > Errors are handled inconsistently in SvelteKit 1. Some errors trigger the handleError hook but...

Same problem here

OK, I may have found the beginning of the solution. There is a file `base64.js` in the history of the repos: https://github.com/strikeout/mylar/blob/313b60b27c58a3602c2049e566f955ec20d4ffb0/packages/base64/base64.js I downloaded it to `packages/search` and renamed it...

I just noticed there is an issue, opened by a dev, titled _"Get the search-over-encrypted-documents working, test it"_ (issue #4). So it seems search doesn't even work for the dev.

What I did is using the original implementation from MIT: git clone -b public git://g.csail.mit.edu/mylar