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I stripped all the plugins from my config and reduced my .zshrc to just install zplug and self-manage it as a plugin. `.zshrc`: ``` # Check if zplug is installed...

I've noticed this as well, when trying to paste the contents of a `.asc` file into a github issue. Interestingly, firefox turns it into a garble of Chinese characters.

Workaround: > if you restart polar in between restarting alice then it will turn green

Removing the error would be as simple as making `REGEX_IP` (found [here](https://github.com/bunq/sdk_php/blob/develop/src/Util/InstallationUtil.php#L58)) accept `*`, however I am not sure whether that would cause any problems elsewhere in the code.

I agree that > Trusting "gcr.io/distroless" for image "gcr.io/distroless/base-debian10" should not return an error. I disagree that > Trusting "gcr.io" for image "gcr.io/distroless/base-debian10" should return an untrusted error. That latter...

I have managed to find a way to reproduce this systematically. It is caused by a network change between client and server. It applies to both desktop and web version....

@devinbinnie What exactly do you want to see? Logs from the "console" tab in chromium dev tools? From the refreshed or non-refreshed client? Assuming "console" tab in non-refreshed client -...

I'm not sure what there is to show... There's nothing new happening in the console tab after changing my connection. If I refresh, it would simply create a new websocket...

As in, I'm saying both console tab logs would look exactly the same... One simply has been done before the network change one after.

Interesting. No, I do not get a `websocket closed` line in the console when I trigger this with my own server. I will try to recreate on community.mattermost.com