Wouter van Oortmerssen

I'm afraid we currently allow cycles, because we simply skip any include that has already been included (much like what you get in C/C++ with #ifdefs, but automatically). That may...

Would be worth looking at past gRPC / FlatBuffers language PRs, but it seems that every language is supported a bit differently in gRPC, so hard to say.

Not sure who created that, but it isn't maintained by us. Maybe contact DevZH? Should we have an official one? Is there a way Nuget can pull from our official...

@petertiedemann thanks for the help, because I am definitely not familiar with nuget. So far, we use AppVeyor for CI only.. it does not build any distribution files. Even if...

@evolutional thanks! Do either of you want to set up these projects such that at release time all I have to do is run some kind of command? I'll go...

Like I said in my last comment, if someone is willing to set it all up such that all I have to do is run a script, that be welcome....

@nathansoz yes, I'd welcome upstream contributions to improve this, thanks :) As for running it from the standard CMake build, that depends on what tools it would require, since if...

Yup, binary is very self-contained and does not require a very recent compiler. Don't you potentially run into issues if you dynamically link glibc though?

FlatBuffers was just updated to 1.12.. does anyone here want to "own" the C# package release process? See also 1.12 release thread: https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/issues/5795 Release process (item for C# at bottom):...

@evolutional no, haven't used them at all yet, but it be fine to use them for this purpose. Does that simplify all the account/signing stuff required? I'd really like all...