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Doesn't seem relevant anymore, testing is pretty quick now by spreading the workload between Polykey and Polykey-CLI. The sharding system is still being used (even in the migration to GitHub...

I think the most promising route to achieve this is to look at Electron's build of nodejs. And try to bring that into our build system. It will be important...

@tegefaulkes another interesting idea is to create WS library like how quiche works, and write all the WS stuff in JS, and abstract out to allow generic IO and generic...

Some notes on how to actually combine Node native plugins together: https://chat.openai.com/share/d09826e1-ebb0-4584-9e89-d379ac7363b8

The trick is like this: 1. Use `require` to load the native libraries in-order. They are dynamically loaded. 2. Use the `-l` to dynamically link the first library to the...

You said earlier that `require` would end calling `dlopen` which would check if a path to a shared object has already been loaded before and thus avoid double loading the...

What exactly happens if 2 native libraries were to be loaded into memory, and both exposed the same function name (symbol)? > If two native libraries are loaded into memory...

So basically if I had dependencies relying on different versions of the same npm package, and that npm package exposed a native shared object that was loaded into memory. Then...

Some notes on the standardising the API for custom TLS verification: https://github.com/MatrixAI/Polykey/issues/551#issuecomment-1730732555

You got to be more descriptive with your issue title in the future...