David Lechner

Did you log Bluetooth packets with Wireshark to see if this device isn't following the Bluetooth spec which could cause BlueZ to skip the characteristic?

Based on the linked BlueZ issues, I would look at the "Read By Group Type Response" packets.

Currently using Pyodide with Webpack is possible by doing something like this: https://github.com/mneil/pyodide-webpack #3085 proposed adding the exports as in https://github.com/mneil/pyodide-webpack/blob/main/patch.js to the Pyodide JavaScript package, but is was suggested...

Alternate suggestion - no webpack plugin or config required: This is subject to the possible breaking changes pointed out above, but as an alternative to using the webpack copy plugin...

If we go with the copy plugin route, one thing to watch out for is that we don't want different versions of files with the same name. For example, if...

For CI, I think it could be useful to have a separate repo (or something in the main repo). This would allow for additional config to be added for regression...

Also, also, this repository uses the MPL-2.0 license at the top level, so is the Apache-2.0 license listed in package.json wrong?

> Do you have an opinion on the subject? Personally, I like the idea of copyleft but professionally, it can be a problem for the reason you mentioned. And unless...

> "(Apache-2.0 AND PSF-2.0)" Technically this isn't right according to the SPDX specifications. The SPDX spec would say that for something that includes multiple chunks of code each with a...

> Technically this isn't right according to the SPDX specifications. I went back and re-read https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v2.3/SPDX-license-expressions and the use of `AND` is actually correct. Since the distributed package contains Pyodide...