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Generate a cert in 9a slot with touch policy enabled and open this https://server.cryptomix.com/secure/

Coming to think about it maybe it's less useful for traditional HTTPS flow, because depending on a setup it may require a touch for any and all requests, which will...

I need this as well, in case priority depends on user input. Would also be helpful if Caddy could parse certificate subject into fields, kind of like it does HTTP...

* The most obvious case would be subclassing. It's much easier to override all methods consistently, rather than making a distinction between static and non-static methods. * There's also no...

I've enabled it as a warning in hopes it gives me a chance to pause and think about my architecture once again. After all, it does make sense to question...

Nothing stops you from adding a comment. How is `this: void` worse than a naked `disable-line`? I put a lot of effort into writing my own code in such a...

With all due respect... huh? Did you read my comment you've linked? Did you read Josh's comment you've linked? I don't want to come off confrontational, but it seems like...

> What from them don't you think my comment addressed? This thing: Finally, even if you dismiss all my use cases, there's still a question of consistency and synergy between...

> From that perspective, I don't think recognizing `this: void` as an exemption to `class-methods-use-this` is in the spirit of the lint rules. > From my perspective, the established semantics...

> `unbound-method` detects _safety_ issues. `this: void` indicates it's safe to use a method in an unbound manner. I don't think that's the same as indicating a method intentionally goes...