bendk

Let's close this. We haven't seen this one since `2022-10-20` / `FF 106` / `AS 94.1.0`. The numbers were always very low and the main reason I was looking into...

Couple notes on this one since I've been working on this lately: - I think https://github.com/mozilla/application-services/pull/5543 and https://github.com/mozilla/application-services/pull/5563 will affect this. - Those PRs run `rustup add target aarch64-apple-darwin` ([source](https://github.com/mozilla/application-services/blob/8f039bd84297d1811447c958a05e59cd55cfcff2/taskcluster/scripts/toolchain/build-rust-toolchain-macosx.sh#L28)),...

> This all seems straight-forward, and while I'm surprised there doesn't seem an option for avoid this when we never except the length to exceed 32 bits, I don't see...

Talked with Mark about this one and we couldn't see a good reason not to merge this one for 0.27.0.

This is my feeling as well. I think the macros are usable now for many use-cases and we will keep improving their usability. My goal for our Mozilla code is...

Yes, I think something like that would be good, although I think we should start fresh rather than trying to resurrect 1205. I was just talking to @mhammond about this...

This was fixed by #1106.

Maybe this could be split into 2: - One PR would be to change the classes from `public` to `open`. Maybe this should be configurable via `uniffi.toml`, but it's not...

> The way I understand this, subclasses are useless for anything other than mocking because of the missing backing pointer. As such I don't really see the benefit of splitting...

I think my lastest push should fix that. `swiftlint` was passing for me locally at least after it.