* Add a contribution guide and link to it from readme
* Add first pass at testing section for contribution guide
* Format as in README.md
* Add responding to community questions as way to contribute
* readme: add note about security related issues
This is a reminder to encourage responsible disclosure (vs. publicly on GitHub) for security-related issues.
* readme: link to security page
We officially just cross-compile to Windows, and soon will have the normal
Go build working. Since we no longer have any cgo dependencies, none of this
complexity is really needed.
* Upgrades to Go 1.7 and fixes vet finding and TLS behavior change.
* Fixes unit tests in a better manner by closing the client connection on errors.
We traced through and realized that https://github.com/golang/go/issues/15709
causes the output from the client to get buffered, which cuts off the alert
feedback due to the flush() call getting bypassed by the error return.
Drops 32bit in the Vagrantfile as well since we can build that with
gox and don't need a special environment for it. The Vagrantfile is
now just a good default development environment.
Converted the Makefile functionality into several bat files to better
support building on Windows. All targets have been introduced in the
make.bat file, except for "cov" and "format".
Running make.bat with no arguments runs the all target per default,
just like Makefile.
If an argument is supplied, it must be one of all, cover, deps,
integ, test, vet, or updatedeps.
For example
> make.bat test
runs the test target.
