Tin Benjamin Matuka

If you can make it completely optional without breaking backwards compatibility, that's fine with me. I would prefer to have the compatibility as generic as possible, but there has to...

@elhombretecla I've been going through my issues and realized that the taiga issue you linked is for user themes, not designing them. Can you please take another look at the...

These validators will return true for a string containing all zeroes (if the string length is correct). That edge case has to be either handled in the code or intentionally...

With @Majkl578 no longer working on 2.0, I don't think waiting for 2.0 to add new non BC breaking features makes sense. I don't mind doing the work, I just...

@alcaeus it looks like you took over the project, can you please weigh in on this issue?

> but why haven't you just done `mkcert -install`, which would solve this problem? Custom certs don't use `mkcert` and installing it should be optional. Forcing users who don't need...

I have a config that uses a real SSL certificate precisely to avoid adding a CA cert on each developer's computer. If you have a custom certificate configured, you clearly...

There's a lot to unpack here, so here it goes: 1. Installing and running `mkcert -install` is a security issue. It might not be a huge security issue, but it...

The issue is that you're trusting a third party app to install a CA cert. You don't have real control over how the app generates the cert or if it...

The logic is inverted because we're dropping from the default https to http. It's not written in the clearest way (I kept it the same as it was to be...