Hood Chatham
Hood Chatham
I guess the solution for now is to make a wheel.
It would be great to fix pytest-pyodide so that it is not required to build a wheel for pure Python libs though.
Thanks @ilayn!! I hated compiling `id_dist` soooo much. > infamous Indeed.
> I don't believe that it would be high priority to implement the kind of test you are asking for I have the same impression but it can't hurt to...
@sjrd one thing that helps is that with the new `catch_all_ref` it's now possible to do: ```wat try call $suspending_func catch_all_ref call $update_error throw_ref end ``` and then `$update_error` can...
Interesting, thanks for explaining! I kept thinking of this as a potential fallback if I can't devise a good enough heuristic to decide whether a trap may occur but obviously...
I still think the `IsSafeToSuspend` query would be cleanest to use because with a try/catch chance of catching a failed suspend further down the stack. But I'm happy to see...
The current spec says that the suspender only needs to be valid if the import returns a promise and otherwise it can be null, not the active suspender, or have...
I asked the emscripten folks and they have no intention of making `-sASYNCIFY=2 -fexceptions`. Arguably if this isn't supposed to work it would be nice if emscripten warned me. But...
Yes, this should be a simple patch.