Mint could support installing man-pages.

To support this, mint install need to

• require the project to have man-pages under a specific directory like docs/man to install man-pages.
• provide an option to support other location. e.g. [git's homebrew formula downloads man-pages from other location than it's main repo](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/master/Formula/git.rb#L

Please add a checkboxes to mark constraint as correct. It' ll help to figure out the problem whet there are more than 15 constrains

Description

The current docs generated with Jazzy show only the methods that a class declares itself, but not the ones inherited from superclass or superclass conformance extensions. For instance, Id shows only 5 methods, but ForId conforms to a number of typeclasses that add methods to `

Expected behavior

Actual behavior

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Should look something like the other badges shown below and would link to the package on the SwiftPM Library site.

Two reasons for this. First, let people know if they arrive on the GitHub web page the "quality" (yes, very subjective) of this package. Second, to drive traffic to the SwiftPM Library web site.

They should fit with this styling:

<img width="391" alt="README Badges" src="http

https://apple.github.io/swift-nio/docs/current/NIO/Classes/ClientBootstrap.html mentions:

Usually you re-use a ClientBootstrap once you set it up and called connect multiple times on it. This way you ensure that the same EventLoops will be shared across all your connections.

HTTPClient is tied to an event loop, so this should be possible.

To be used with saturation slider as and alternative to hue-saturation palette.

Apple's identically named CryptoKit module was just released: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/cryptokit

If this package were to mirror the public API, it could be used as a drop-in replacement for Apple's CryptoKit on Linux.

let pub: AnyPublisher<Void, Error> = salesforce.logout()
should be
let pub: AnyPublisher<Void, Error> = salesforce.logOut()

GitHub makes a good start for supported OAuth providers, but we need more. Below are a few I would like to add:

• Twitter
• Google
• Facebook
• Instagram

or any others that we think would be good.

Note to maintainer: Look into Auth0