Spencer Judge
Spencer Judge
Literally everything is all-internal (or super-low external impact) refactoring besides the last commit to add the flag: https://github.com/temporalio/sdk-core/pull/374/commits/4eb253443cf0ec4446e63f14c99ba328fa673deb
> Wondering if Core should protect when asked to use buildId based versioning and server doesn't have that capability Makes sense, added issue here https://github.com/temporalio/temporal/issues/3230
@cretz Why just one method? We could define it as a service with the existing set of methods and I think that'd be a bit more well defined / readable....
At least partially fixed in https://github.com/temporalio/sdk-core/pull/279
Note that the inverse could also make sense (if history has some command that was not produced in the workflow task, then fail)
> Any thoughts on this? I can see you guys are working on it, but if there's a specific timeline to it or ways that we can help contribute, let...
That's correct. The workflow authoring APIs in general are still very rudimentary in the Rust SDK. The underlying functionality is there (that's what typescript uses), it's just not all exposed...
@sebcrozet Thanks, I'll give that a shot. Might take me a bit because I'm using ggez for the rendering and they are pointing at older nalgebra still which is causing...
@sebcrozet Was able to get everything compiling and this is indeed fixed in 0.16.1. Thanks! I've been trying to use a time-of-impact query to slide two compound shapes together, so...
Does this still not work? I'm using `3.8.0` and I can't get anything to happen when I set this option