Andrew

So developers should be open to malicious attacks like the recent IPC incursion? On Tue, Mar 8, 2022, 10:18 AM Carlos Palminha ***@***.***> wrote: > followed the suggestion of moving...

+1000 Programmers should at minimum verify the bool multivalue for typecasts, and for hashmap lookups. Glitches there can cause many an unnecessary panic.

Parameterized log levels is a good idea. I'd like `-q` to mean `--log-level warn`; Like @seansfkelley, I still want to see warnings, just not spurious output like ` passes`.

Personally, I enjoy using linters of all kinds on my code. But I've noticed that most other people can't be bothered to do this, complaining of the daunting amount of...

It's good to include linters in your build system, and helpful to include them as editor plugins. But it's also rather helpful to use them as one-off command line calls....

Stripping tags isn't a bad idea, though I would prefer a solution that worked for arbitrary files, not just HTML. Yeah, looks like ICU suffers from the same problem as...

**Update**: Moving `include Contracts` out of toplevel mitigates this issue. But then you have to prefix `Bool`, `Or`, `ArrayOf`, etc., with `TheModuleYouIncludeContractsIn::`. ... is there a safer way to do...

Update: The problem appears to be specific to unnamed modules with `self.` methods. If I give the module a specific name, e.g.: ``` #!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'contracts' include Contracts module...

Last commit was in 2017. This project is dead as dirt. Go ahead and fork it, publish a new package name on NPM.

The README says that Pik requires Ruby 1.8 in order to install Pik. Is this true?