Magnus Henoch
Magnus Henoch
Hm, I can't reproduce this. Perhaps it's about different Wireshark versions? (I'm on 2.6.1, and can't really figure out how to install an older version next to it on macos.)
Thanks for the patch! I think you could do this with `split-string` instead of `s-slice-at`, thus avoiding the need for an extra dependency. Could you add a test case in...
Oh, a second test case would be a time stamp with fractional seconds and a time zone that's not `Z`.
Hm wait, on further thought `split-string` is not the right function, since it drops the "separator". `string-match` and `match-string` are probably the way to go.
I added some commits to make the CircleCI package build pass - not sure if they are useful, or perhaps more appropriate for a separate pull request.
> I guess it's only a matter of compiling Erlang/OTP with libressl, am I right? In principle, yes. I'm not sure if anyone has tried it. In theory it should...
Oh, in fact, the OTP team has already [committed some fixes](https://github.com/erlang/otp/commit/57d28687bb7674f48821a76296aa24f4beca5fe4) to run the test suite with LibreSSL.
I submitted pull request #25 to fix this. You can see it in action here: https://legoscia.github.io/ynab-csv/
@fionaliao Thanks! Just rebased onto master.
The user agent I primarily had in mind is the Gmail app on Android. I just couldn't stand seeing the messages I sent from Emacs when reviewing a mailing list...