Joel Dice
Joel Dice
Per [yesterday's Python guest tooling](https://github.com/bytecodealliance/meetings/pull/152) meeting, we'd like `componentize-py` to download any dependencies found in the application's `pyproject.toml` (including transitive dependencies), placing them in a temporary directory for use while...
Currently, `componentize-py` "cheats" by assuming all required Python code will be loaded during the component pre-init step, and thus CPython won't need access to any of those files at runtime....
The pre-initialization process currently involves an exported anonymous interface and types (defined in init.wit). That should be stripped out of the final component since it's not part of the application's...
We should run all the tests on Mac and Windows -- not just Linux. Also, we should test the examples to ensure they keep working.
Should `outgoing-handler::handle` consume its `outgoing-request` parameter such that it can't be sent again, or should it be possible for an application to create a single request and send it multiple...
This would tell the guest which channel the message was received from and make it a more symmetric with `wasi:messaging/producer/send`, which takes a `channel`.
For example, in `wasi:messaging/messaging-guest/configure`, how would the guest return an `error`? There doesn't seem to be a constructor for that pseudo-resource.
It's not clear to me how `wasi:messaging/messaging-guest/configure` is supposed to indicate which client to use when subscribing, analogous to how the `producer` and `consumer` interfaces require a `client` handle.
While working on https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/pull/2614, which involved updating the NativeAOT-LLVM build of the .NET runtime to target WASIp2, I tried to debug the `System.Net.Http.Functional.Tests` assembly using GDB and Wasmtime. The `-c...
Per https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wit-bindgen/pull/968#issuecomment-2175527144, we should generate meaningful `ToString` method overrides, at least for types which are used as errors. This would allow us to generate a useful diagnostic message when constructing...