Jaden Geller

## 5. Using a type-erased wrapper for polymorphic relationships Using a type-erased wrapper is a scalable workaround for the current lack of support for polymorphic relationships. It even allows you...

I'm using `Heap` in one of my projects (I know it's pre-release!), and I'm also facing the issue described above. When would it be appropriate to experiment with creating a...

I decided to publish a Swift package with [`PriorityHeap`](https://github.com/JadenGeller/swift-priority-heap), which builds on `Heap` via a `Prioritizable` protocol as described earlier in this issue. Let me know if there's interest in...

By the way, what would it take for `Heap` to be released as stable? It seems like it's been more than a couple of years since it was intended for...

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this feedback, but I've noticed a couple of minor (nitty) modifications we might make to the `Heap` API: - `max`...

I also implemented a [`LimitedCapacityPriorityHeap`](https://github.com/JadenGeller/swift-priority-heap#limitedcapacitypriorityheap), which I think would be pretty useful in `swift-collections`. It does make me wonder though, would we also want a `LimitedCapacityHeap`? It seems like a...

Supposedly @mimijiao completed this, I thought?

@sblatz suggested this

I definitely agree that this'd be useful. Consider it on the todo list :smile:

Sounds awesome, but also infeasible. I don't know of any way to control media playback for some arbitrary media player.