Crystal's compiler warns when an overriding method's parameter name differs from the parent's, since named-argument callers would pass the wrong slot. Underscore-prefix was meant as 'unused' but it changed the parameter name, which Crystal correctly flagged. Match the parent signature (s : Domain::NewSecret) and use the explicit '_ = s' idiom inside the body to mark it intentionally unused. Now 'shards build cre' compiles with zero warnings. |
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| binary-analysis-tool | ||
| credential-enumeration | ||
| credential-rotation-enforcer | ||
| dlp-scanner | ||
| docker-security-audit | ||
| sbom-generator-vulnerability-matcher | ||
| secrets-scanner | ||
| siem-dashboard | ||