Eric Norris

Hey there @jaymzh (and @davide125)! Apologies for resurrecting this PR, but I wanted to a) point out what I think is a bug I found, and b) ask if there...

Appreciate the fast response @jaymzh! Understood, we have a mechanism for pulling in your fork for a given cookbook (e.g. this and `fb_sssd`) at a specific commit, so we can...

Hey @popomore, I noticed something similar for a project I was working on - if you move the function declaration above the return statement, it is marked as covered.

Hey @nenad and @Swahjak, I would not call myself a developer on this project in any capacity :) I was only submitting a PHP 7.4 fix for my company upstream....

As a specific example, I would be interested in using `step certificate create` to create a root certificate with the [X.509 Name Constraint extension](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5280#section-4.2.1.10) set. It would be much easier...

That's great to hear! I spent at least a couple hours figuring out / recalling how to get `openssl` to do this. I don't have any strong opinions to the...

Thanks for your insight (and speedy reply) @joshuamiller01! > * for a specific problematic cookbook attribute, teach that cookbook to optionally accept a Proc (i.e. a reimplemented one-off handling for...

> basically a hook for "the last write" That makes a ton of sense, thank you. > if you carefully handle the ordering Right, we've discussed this a bit internally...

> This is clever and I think it'd be a nice option; I support the endeavor. Thanks! > But to be clear; it wouldn't solve for the validation / mixin...

Thanks for taking a look @jaymzh! I wonder if your example might be addressed by having `etsy_init` expose an API for configuring the cron, since it expects to install the...