Zoey Riordan

Its because the serde codegen when using tags calls unsupported methods in bincode. Specifically the `deserialize_any` function. Bincode is not a self-describing format and it can't figure out the shape...

It could return an error if the `Serialize` implementation of the serialized type calls a method that is not supported by bincode. For example, if it calls `serialize_seq` with a...

Interesting that the serialize_size isn't optimized away when there is no size limit defined. I'll look into that more. The reason we have to call serialize_size is to make sure...

Ah! I recall now, the reason that `serialized_size` was called is that in structs that are simpler to serialize, there was a noticeable performance boost from pre-allocating the vector to...

The size limit referred to in that documentation is the limit parameter from `Options`. It looks like this was a copy and paste error from the documentation for the method...

@Xanewok it should work out of the box. Right now I'm chasing down a few issues that seem to have surfaced with recent versions of the Rust compiler.

Yeah, that's plenty for now. Thanks!

@jessetrana The primary missing pieces are RAC documentation and the rest of the transformations. everything else, while a bit difficult to grasp at times is pretty much all there. There...

Well that's odd, the commits I squashed together came back. I'll have to go back and fix that now.

This would have to be a backwards incompatible change. `TemplateTextViewConnectionListener` could export itself as multiple types. If it is rejected from the graph then it will break components that imported...