Iddan Aaronsohn
Iddan Aaronsohn
I think the t should by default include the path of `Cargo.toml` directory or at least provide an easy way to do so and document it.
How would you suggest consuming user python code safely and Rusty?
My use case is consuming in-company Python code in our Rust web server. If I understand correctly your solution makes Python the main caller. I am willing to maintain Rust...
Why wouldn't I? If my main application logic sits in Rust code I'd like it to be the source of truth for my application. I can see how the connection...
1. You can assert input to operations 2. You can inspect input for operations: I'm developing a UI for editing `json-logic` and a schema would be extremely helpful
I think this should be moved to https://github.com/jwadhams/json-logic
Your implementation refers to lists but it actually can work for any type, does'nt it?
Yes, but it requires gdb which I think is the opposite of what this project aims for.
For my use case a specific solution using https://github.com/Microsoft/ptvsd would do but if there's a more general way to do it I prefer so.
That is definitely one option. I'd try to look for a standard way to attach to debug process and get back with my findings.