Alex Gaynor

If itd make sense to implement, rather than depend, that would also work for my concerns! On Wed, Nov 29, 2023, 2:37 AM Joseph Perez ***@***.***> wrote: > In fact,...

Fwiw the thing I described above, borrowing from a PyByted works, and is what cryptography uses these Days

We have some unsafe related to other parts of our ouroborous stuff, but just having a strict that borrows a PyByted is safe On Mon, Feb 12, 2024, 12:15 PM...

Being able to define `__eq__`, instead of `__richcmp__`, would be a big QoL improvement. The specific advantages are: Not needing to open-code a not-equal or order-comparison implementations, since those could...

I am not a lawyer, you should consult with a lawyer and not take legal advice from software engineers on the internet. (Se In copyright law, there is the idea...

this happened.

note that updates are required to the cryptography test suite, https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/pull/7895 contains that

@reaperhulk and I reached consensus here: We are willing to support explicit curve parameters in the cases where they actually match a known named curve. However, because we do not...

For the folks who had originally requested this, do you need explicit curve support when loading public keys, or private keys?

Ok. We're at the point where we can look into implementing it for public keys, but not yet private keys.