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Viceroy provides local testing for developers working with Compute.
This PR adds a component adapter based on the wasi_snapshot_preview1 adapter that also adapts the fastly host call abi. While the adapter can't yet be applied when running the `serve`...
It's very practical to be able to keep all your local configuration in separate files, if they are e.g. generated by automatic scripts. This extends the `fastly.toml` `kv_store` configuration to...
# Summary Note: We do not expect this to get merged, instead, we want to showcase what we need to make Viceroy work for local integration testing and local developer...
Currently the `fastly.toml` [specification](https://www.fastly.com/documentation/reference/compute/fastly-toml/) allows you to pass in a JSON file for config stores (and earlier, also for dictionaries) Something like that is extremely handy to be able to...
The customer is seeing that the backend creation does not fail and deploys as normal when the same name backend is used in production. However, in Viceroy it does fail....
You can populate config or secret stores either inline in the fastly.toml file or by reading a file from disk. It would be nice if you could also populate them...
The one-shot `run` mode doesn't allow any CLI options, but `serve` (the default) does. CLI options should be handled for both.
In #301 support for guest profiling was added. This corresponds to an equivalent CLI flag in wasmtime introduced in https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/pull/6362 (and documented in https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/pull/6393). We have no way to control...
pushing this up to see if there is interest in seeing this feature land and if this approach is along the right tracks TODO: - [ ] Allow certificate to...
I'm sometimes seeing this panic kill a thread that's handling an incoming HTTP request: ``` thread 'tokio-runtime-worker' panicked at lib/src/session/downstream.rs:52:54: response receiver is open: () ``` Viceroy continues running afterward...
