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Finally, complete the v1 of spdxconv.
spdxconv is a program to convert existing licenses and copyrights into #SPDX identifiers or insert new ones. This program works in tandem with #reuse software.
Features:
* REUSE Integration: Detects annotations from REUSE.toml.
* Customizable Defaults: Set default license identifiers and copyright holders.
* Smart Comments: Customizable patterns to set comment syntax ...See https://git.sr.ht/~shulhan/spdxconv/ for more information.
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#release gorankusu v0.7.0
Gorankusu is the #golang library that provide HTTP service with web user interface to test HTTP and/or #WebSocket endpoints and for #loadtesting HTTP endpoints.
Changes,
* all: refactoring form input for multipart form-data
* all: make HTTP Target Params works along with WithRawBody
* _www: support HTTP target with content type "text/html"
* all: add git.sr.ht APIs into example
* _www: fix save on null Headers and Vars
...Full changelog at https://git.sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu/refs/v0.7.0
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#Release #gorankusu v0.5.0
[Gorankusu](https://sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu) is web user interface for #testing and #loadtesting HTTP and/or WebSocket endpoints.
This release rename the project from "trunks" to "gorankusu".
Changes,
* all: allow submit free form request body in HTTPTarget
* all: implement form input file
* all: add type to customize how to dump HTTP request and response
* all: support parameter binding in HTTP Path
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#Release trunks v0.4.1
trunks is #golang library and service for programmatically run and #loadtesting HTTP services.
This release only have chores, it should not break anything.
* go.mod: update all dependencies
This changes set minimum Go version to version 1.20.
The #vegeta module finally has some update to v12.11.1.* gitmodules: use https instead of git scheme
* _www: setup eslint for linting TypeScript
* Makefile: replace the Go linter
Full changelog at https://git.sr.ht/~shulhan/trunks/refs/v0.4.1
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After spending several hours trying to simplify my web editor, now I remember why I don't use #HTML #contenteditable 😑
Those br/div tag changes are annoying and probably not worth to fix.