I'm adding a ExtensionObject<T> object too. It doesn't enforce anything. We can use it to wrap up things we get from extensions. You get the object back out with .Unsafe, which is a mental clue "this object might not live in this process". It'll at least give us a better clue of all the places where accessing the object might not totally be safe.
Also fixes a bug that makes cmdpal a bit more resilient to an extension dying and being reloaded. Just go to all apps & back, and presto, reload.
As in title.
I'm adding a
ExtensionObject<T>object too. It doesn't enforce anything. We can use it to wrap up things we get from extensions. You get the object back out with.Unsafe, which is a mental clue "this object might not live in this process". It'll at least give us a better clue of all the places where accessing the object might not totally be safe.Also fixes a bug that makes cmdpal a bit more resilient to an extension dying and being reloaded. Just go to all apps & back, and presto, reload.