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I don't know if I have access to approve additional licenses but also wouldn't want to make a change without owner involvement.
@krisnova , looks like there is actually a bug in this PR where attempting to call Deno.core.initializeAsyncOps
is throwing an error, and it appears as though there may be a bug in deno_runtime::MainWorker
that isn't actually making extensions / deno_core:op
s available on the Deno
global object.
Probably need to revert this PR until I can dig a little deeper.
After some trial and error, was able to figure out that deno_runtime::MainWorker
requires usage of force_op_registration
to get ops on the Deno[Deno.internal].core
object, and that initializeAsyncOps
has been deprecated and removed by Deno. Calling async
host operations appears to only be possible with Deno[Deno.internal].core.opAsync
now.
I've put up a draft PR to address these issues: https://github.com/aurae-runtime/aurae/pull/474. When testing locally I was able to get all of the Deno errors resolved, but then have a new error and it isn't clear to me whether it's related to Deno changes or something else but appears to be unrelated.
warning: failed to parse config at /home/parallels/.aurae/config: TOML parse error at line 39, column 10
|
39 | socket = "/var/run/aurae/aurae.sock"
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
unknown variant `/var/run/aurae/aurae.sock`, expected `Path` or `IPv6`
warning: failed to parse config at /etc/aurae/config: No such file or directory (os error 2)
warning: failed to parse config at /var/lib/aurae/config: No such file or directory (os error 2)
Error: Uncaught (in promise) Error: unable to find valid config file
that seems unrelated.. but I'm not sure why you'd see it. have you run make pki and make config?
maybe we are parsing the config before the socket file has been created and someone changed the config parsing to be stricter.
This change enables usage of all the APIs that Deno CLI provides (web, fs, net, etc.) in AuraeScript.
Includes upgrades to
deno_core
anddeno_ast
, and fixes associated with the version bump.Resolves #434