Kenneth Falck
Kenneth Falck
Connect-domain works for me if I simulate async errors with a setTimeout(...) callback. But when I use a Sequelize data model to make an SQL query, and throw an error...
The session backend currently dies with an exception if a session that is being deleted doesn't exist in Tokyo Tyrant any more for some reason. Here's a patch to ignore...
When playing Minecraft with a PS3 controller on OS X 10.9.1, the right stick stops responding after a while (less than a minute). The left stick and other buttons still...
It would be nice if the [Authentication Success](https://github.com/buptczq/WinCryptSSHAgent/blob/3017ff2b1907521fc1eaf180418a4d6805e5f2c3/sshagent/agent.go#L111) message could show more information about which process requested the authentication. For instance did it come from ssh.exe or some other application....
**Describe the bug** When a component subscribes to an invalid MQTT topic (bad topic name or permission denied), Greengrass V2 seems to go into an error loop. AWS IoT Core...
### Describe the bug When creating a CloudFront Function for simple HTTP basic authentication, you can insert a SecretValue into the inline FunctionCode. But if you wrap the SecretValue into...
AWS Cognito uses RS256 for JWT tokens. This format is supported e.g. by API Gateway HTTP JWT Authorizers. To verify those JWT tokens in our own code, we would need...
Webpack supports configuring a `cache` object. But resolve() creates a clone of the cache object, making it impossible to access the cached data afterwards. My workaround for this is to...
I'm trying to load a model trained using the [MXNet DQN example](https://github.com/dmlc/mxnet/tree/0df3bf6c734ee5540ed832907ac36579a8265f25/example/reinforcement-learning/dqn). I managed to export the symbols as a JSON structure shown below. But when I try to load...
# This is a Feature Proposal ## Description AWS CLI supports the [credential_process](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/topic/config-vars.html#sourcing-credentials-from-external-processes) option in ~/.aws/config profiles, which allows you to store credentials somewhere else than the plain ~/.aws/credentials file....