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                                            Christian Weichel

Native checked functions without arguments

Mita's function convention is to have a `void*` pointer for void functions. The signature `Retcode_T bar(void) {}` violates this convention and thus cannot be called in checked style. This is...

RFC: Use correct command processor function type

There is a third option (which in my mind is the preferable one): to have an event loop which supports event handlers which can return retcodes. It does not necessarily...

Platform generators should be able to generate additional files

@wegendt-bosch could you elaborate a bit more on the use-case/motivation?

You can't reference signal instances in singletons

@wegendt-bosch could you provide an example (i.e. test-case)?

BLE characteristic are initialized with weird number and can't modify them until we connect

would it make sense to add a `default` argument to the signal? E.g. ``` setup bluetooth : BLE { deviceName = "XDK_BLE"; advertisingInterval = 2000; var yellow = bool_characteristic(0x0001, default=true);...

Strings can be concatenated using += but not by using infix addition

this should be fixed in #320

Make the remaining bash script part of the installer image instead of the KOTS job template.

Is there a way we could make the shell script go away entirely, and instead make it part of the installer (without incurring a hard KOTS dependency)? Motivation: - Go...

[cli] Await port/service expose

The `await-port` code is very old. When it was written the port exposure did take some time because of DNS and the use Kubernetes services. None of those things plays...

Automatically choose workspace-cluster based on lowest latency.

Excellent idea - but we really don't have time for this right now. We'll want to revisit workspace cluster selection once we make a decision on multi-meta.

Automatically choose workspace-cluster based on lowest latency.

> I don't think we want to implement and maintain custom code that measures latency, caches it, and acts upon this data. > > If possible, it would be much...