Daniel Pritchett ⚡
Daniel Pritchett ⚡
Big plus-one here! One socket per profile would probably do it.
Just noticed that the `fedex` gem has the XML to check an address's residential vs. commercial status: https://github.com/jazminschroeder/fedex/blob/a8d9ea47dc1e9a4bf18f22d0ce668e4dd8a63172/lib/fedex/request/address.rb#L62
I tried using the `fedex` gem to validate my addresses' residential/commercial status but it didn't work out. FedEx has a second access tier for their 'Advanced' API which covers the...
Googling G304 led me here. The answer is now added at https://securego.io/docs/rules/g304.html The fix appears to be "wrap your file path string in a call to `filepath.Clean()`, e.g. ```diff -...
Reproduction instructions: 
I've been brainstorming on how/where whether to add the extra info (which right now is "have a not-empty Body field and an acceptable title" in such a way that the...
Yes I think that would be great! As long as the user immediately knows how to resolve the rejection it's perfect :) On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 2:21 PM,...
I did a serverless example using Python last week and I wound up vendoring the deps in a folder inside the repo using some pretty goofy looking load path hacks...
I can't find (local) evidence of that .pypath folder in the repo or in ~. I was using `asdf` and `fish` so I tried again from within Bash - no...
ref #158