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### Problem description
I want to develop Sublime Text plugins, and already feel comfortable platforms and languages like .NET, F# and OCaml. This is not the case with Python, which would require a…
lamg updated
6 months ago
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The current implementation has quite a few issues:
1. The wasm code should be in `web/satellite/wasm` not in `satellite/console/wasm` etc. It's role is to support the `web/satellite` frontend not t…
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## Date
Thursday 14 Dec - 11am ET / 3pm UK
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- FINOS **Project leads** are responsible for o…
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Currently, in `extism` calling plugin functions can only take a single argument.
I'd like macros like `typed_plugin` and `plugin_fn` to support multiple arguments, they would just convert them to u…
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To make the HTTP function more accessible to Go developers, it would be nice if `go-pdk` implemented `http.RoundTripper` to process standard HTTP requests. This way, a larger ecosystem of middleware c…
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Since async host functions are only supported by plugins running on background threads, we should throw an early error if any host functions are `instanceof AsyncFunction`. Additionally, we should cat…
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
I'm trying to make a `jj gerrit` subcommand which will support gerrit. I imagine that people will make commands like `jj github`, `j…
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Since host functions can't actually be interrupted, it might make sense to not include them in the overall timeout. If we do that we could then give the user some more fine grained controls for managi…
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We can ensure our libraries are compatible with a broader set of linux systems by linking against old libcs/compiler libs. The [manylinux/musllinux](https://github.com/pypa/manylinux) [containers](htt…
G4Vi updated
10 months ago
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Extensibility is generally a useful feature for many applications. WebAssembly (WASM) has been used originally to port non-JavaScript applications to the browser, and now it's starting to gain tractio…