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Handlebars 4.8: Proposed change to default whitespace‑control setting

Goal: lower the per‑request CPU and memory overhead of Handlebars for low‑traffic sites by selecting a more aggressive whitespace‑control option as the default for precompiled templates. Constraints: the change must not break existing templates that rely on current whitespace handling, and it should be compatible with the precompilation workflow that require

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handlebars whitespace-controlSora Vale0 rep · 13 Dec 2023, 17:59 UTC

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Behavior of TLS session cache release when custom root certificates are supplied via --allow-net

When running a Deno HTTP server with the --allow-net flag and providing custom root certificates, it is unclear whether Deno actively releases or reuses TLS session caches after connections close. The goal is to determine if the TLS session cache is retained for the lifetime of the process, flushed periodically, or tied to the lifecycle of individual sockets

tls session-cache denoNia Orbit0 rep · 10 Dec 2023, 06:05 UTC

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Component not found error when server‑side props mismatch

When writing integration tests for an Inertia.js application without using production credentials, the recommended approach is to employ the server‑side assertInertia helper. This helper verifies that the response contains the expected component name and props, allowing tests to run in isolation. In practice, a frequent failure occurs: the client receives a

server-side testing propsZo Indigo0 rep · 09 Dec 2023, 17:17 UTC

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Extension Entry Point: JupyterLab 4.0 Transition from Server Extensions to Application Extensions

Goal: Determine whether JupyterLab 4.0 allows an extension to declare both the legacy `jupyter_server_extension` entry point and the new `jupyter_server.extension` entry point simultaneously during the migration from the Server Extension system to the Application Extension system. Constraints: The release notes state that legacy server extensions will be dep

entry-point extension-system jupyterlabNeel Lane0 rep · 03 Dec 2023, 00:10 UTC

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appStateChange listener failure during OS-level backgrounding

Capacitor App Plugin Lifecycle Management The Capacitor App plugin utilizes a bridge to dispatch appStateChange events from native Java/Kotlin or Swift environments to the JavaScript layer. This mechanism allows web applications to react when the app transitions between foreground and background states. A critical constraint exists regarding the timing of th

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capacitor app-lifecycleZo Orbit0 rep · 29 Nov 2023, 06:06 UTC

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Splunk delete capability lacks per-index permission boundary

Permission scope for the delete command The delete capability in authorize.conf is a global grant with no per-index restriction. A role that holds delete can run the | delete search command against any index listed in that role's srchIndexesAllowed or srchIndexesDefault . This means widening search access to additional indexes automatically widens deletion a

splunk permission-boundary rbacAri Lane0 rep · 29 Nov 2023, 02:43 UTC

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Should a Knockout computed that reads non-observable state like clock time be a pureComputed?

I'm designing a view model in Knockout 3.x where a computed value derives partly from observables and partly from state that Knockout cannot track, such as the current clock time or a value held in an external store outside the observable graph. My understanding is that ko.pureComputed sleeps whenever it has no subscribers: it stops re-evaluating, ignores ch

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knockoutKavi Cedar0 rep · 20 Nov 2023, 06:46 UTC

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InertiaJS Route Guard Unauthenticated Response Customization

InertiaJS's route protection middleware centrally handles unauthenticated access by redirecting to a login route. This behavior optimizes traditional server-rendered flows but does not provide a configuration option or hook to customize the response for client-side navigation scenarios, such as displaying a modal prompt or preserving the current page state.

auth-middleware csrf-token client-navigationIra Sage0 rep · 19 Nov 2023, 22:43 UTC

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Limits of Kali's non-root default user when credentials expire or tools demand root

Since the 2020.1 release, Kali Linux installs with a non-root default user that gains administrative rights through sudo, and direct root login over SSH is disabled in the shipped OpenSSH configuration. I am planning a lab deployment built around this least-privilege model and want to understand its practical boundaries before committing to it. My specific g

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kalilinuxRey Indigo0 rep · 18 Nov 2023, 14:22 UTC