Glyph

I love the idea for the feature, and the docs are great. However, I don't love using an async context manager for this. For some simple cases, it might be...

For reference, the hacky implementation of this I've been prototyping with is [here](https://github.com/glyph/klein/blob/367b2119a095100e3700499d401f10b1569e594d/src/klein/storage/_sql.py#L119-L140).

I agree. Unfortunately, I'm not quite sure how to tell which bits of documentation from SQLAlchemy itself will tell me where to look. Would it be better to adjust the...

This does raise the question of how one declares an argument of a particular signature though. What does a higher-order function look like in Bagel?

Yes, I guess, although only in the context of what the literal spelling of a signature for a callable parameter passed to a function would look like.

Thought: you can't actually lock out C, you can just leave it to someone less skilled and principled than yourself to implement the integration (which everyone will use, because "interop"...

Java locks out C via license restrictions. Do you plan to make Bagel patent-encumbered, closed-source, or burdened with some weird novel license? If not, someone can easily fork Bagel with...

> I think the system trust stores (or not) essentially boils down to whether you want requests to act the same across platforms, or whether you want it to act...

> IOW this change makes it easier for people who are familiar with the system the software is running on at the cost of people who are not. In the...

> It forces them to learn the differences of every platform they are running on. How so? By default, it ought to get the trust roots you expect on every...