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Do you plan on generating declaration files for supporting Typescript?
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I've compiled this successfully on my Mac, and it seems to work perfectly. I wondered if you could make it available via brew (https://brew.sh/).
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I was able to confirm that
os.Create()
will happily follow symlinks.Although standard tools like
tar
will not likely allow you to add two files with the same name to an archive file, it's certainly easy enough to do in code. This means that we need to add an additional check before writing to a destination to make sure that it's not a symlink outside of the destination.The vulnerab