My 1st thought: The comment to which you are replying is why I'm not sure I'd have the patience to maintain an OS project. Though the older I get, the better I get at ignoring certain things.
My 2nd thought: Actually, this is very likely a culture/communication difference whereby both people care (I'm a big fan of Erin Meyer's work here)
My 4th though: Perhaps I can make 'enemies' become friends if they both have disdain for AI ;)
Note: I would absolutely not submit this as-is. Caddy's an amazing project though I am not very familiar with its implementation and I'd seek to understand it, conventions etc. and make some obvious improvements to the code which has been generated - but this was a minor bit of fun. I created 4 separate versions and only in one of them did anything with TLS related get amended.
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My 1st thought: The comment to which you are replying is why I'm not sure I'd have the patience to maintain an OS project. Though the older I get, the better I get at ignoring certain things.
My 2nd thought: Actually, this is very likely a culture/communication difference whereby both people care (I'm a big fan of Erin Meyer's work here)
My 3rd thought: I wonder what happens if I provide this repo and the chat comments to codex. Outcome: https://github.com/wsimmonds/caddy/pull/1
My 4th though: Perhaps I can make 'enemies' become friends if they both have disdain for AI ;)
Note: I would absolutely not submit this as-is. Caddy's an amazing project though I am not very familiar with its implementation and I'd seek to understand it, conventions etc. and make some obvious improvements to the code which has been generated - but this was a minor bit of fun. I created 4 separate versions and only in one of them did anything with TLS related get amended.