David Anthoff

If you ``push!`` into a vector, it will actually allocate memory in chunks. I think whenever it runs out of memory for a vector, it will allocate one with twice...

Yes, let me just reiterate that I'ld love to use this package as the backend for StatFiles.jl! I'm swamped right now and first need to get everything up and running...

I have a PR up over on [StatFiles.jl](https://github.com/davidanthoff/StatFiles.jl) that would use SASLib.jl instead of [ReadStat.jl](https://github.com/davidanthoff/ReadStat.jl) for ``sas7bdat`` files: https://github.com/davidanthoff/StatFiles.jl/pull/2. That would automatically give you a) full [FileIO.jl](https://github.com/JuliaIO/FileIO.jl) integration and b)...

Are we stapling that notarization stuff to the files in the tarball that Juliaup is using for MacOS? My gut sense right now is that we first should just make...

Maybe? There seem to be a lot of possibilities ;) I just checked, and 1.11-rc1 as installed via Juliaup has `julia.exe` signed, but not for example `sys.dll`. But I also...

I don't know much about MacOS, but isn't there some way to attach the notarize thing to the actual binary file? Why would we notarize the tar ball? That is...

> This seems like the easiest approach, right? Yes, after reading around, I agree. All we really need to do is spawn a julia process that loads everything right after...

Another benefit is that by definition there should be a working internet connection when a new version is added.

I just checked, and the rc2 Windows binaries that we get via Juliaup still don't have any of the dlls code signed. Neither the ones in the `bin` folder, nor...

Hm, I guess the other question is how much effort to put into signtool if we are going to switch over to the trusted signing option soon...