Shipped KEY-BITCHER v0.2.0 with security hardening and critical fixes
Merlin Tribukait released two versions of KEY-BITCHER across 21 commits, fixing a startup deadlock, hardening secrets handling, and replacing the AWS TLS stack with rustls-ring.
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Merlin Tribukait released two versions of KEY-BITCHER across 21 commits, fixing a startup deadlock, hardening secrets handling, and replacing the AWS TLS stack with rustls-ring.
Merlin Tribukait pushed a single commit to bconnectGmbH/service-pip, updating the Dockerfile [ref:1].
Merlin Tribukait resolved a build configuration conflict in bconnectGmbH/sketch by relocating compiled CSS to a shared vendor folder.
Merlin Tribukait stripped the default stack configuration from the environments and web image in the docksal-catalog repository.
Merlin Tribukait updated the Drupal 8 profile in the docksal-catalog repository to use PHP 7.1, and merged in remote changes [ref:1].
Merlin Tribukait added a new plugin to twig_extender that retrieves the raw URL value from link fields, then updated the README to document it.
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