Greg Cotten
Greg Cotten
@Lukasa here's a reproducible test case: https://github.com/gregcotten/ahc-download-cancel-bug Just run `swift test`
This would pave the way to getting `swiftly` on Windows, since NIO on Windows seems impossible at the moment.
Here with the same issue, still. On Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, latest swiftly. Really confusing issue!
@garyo can test in a day or so - head very much down at the moment!
care to pull these changes in?
@colemancda, now that Swift 6.1 is generally available, anyone trying to use this package on Linux will be met with these build errors!
> So to try to pin down the language you mean each "instance" of the OFX effect that the user can see in their project/timeline/graph/etc is given (by the host)...
> My take is render instances for the same user-applied instance would all have the same ID. If it's used as a seed, then it would need to be consistent...
I think it would also be useful for clips to also have their own unique identifier. Imagine a world in which two different plugins could coordinate their randomness (as a...
> I'm not sure your proposed Clip UID is viable. We already have `kOfxImagePropUniqueIdentifier`, how is this different? If you need temporally coherent randomness in your render you cannot seed...