Kevin Wooten

If anybody knows how to and can help solve the problems enumerated in PotentCodables (a required dependency) I would gladly add support for Cocoapods. Here is the equivalent issue in...

@matthewcarlreetz We use shield in a number of Xcode applications and build for both devices and simulators (iOS, tvOS & watchOS) without issue. I'm not exactly sure what could be...

Agreed.

You are correct! Both the Swift and TypeScript poets originated from meddling with the Kotlin & Java Poets; there are deficiencies. Welcome any PRs or information you can contribute. Specifically,...

I'm very much in support of doing all we can to ensure ill-formed data is reported but doesn't crash the app. I assume throwing an error is fine? Thanks for...

I'm not sure all the checks that Go CBOR does but I would say safety is a concern and CBOR is generally used for the externally sourced data (e.g. network,...

> I only need CBOR support, and was wondering whether you'd consider breaking PotentCodables into separate packages? This is something I had thought of but never implemented. If it's as...

Also, if you are running into collisions (when testing multiple packages) `CBOR.Encoder` is an alias to the encoder and the same exists for the decoder. If you want a deterministic...

> Is this “tree” essentially just a Codable type that can be decoded from any arbitrary CBOR-encoded data? Yes. `CBOR` is the in-memory representation of arbitrary CBOR values. Parsing/reading goes...

@brunohpg There is a now a `2.x` branch which includes fixes that will be back ported to Quarkus `2.16.x`. Can you test with that branch? Building `quarkus-vault` via `mvn install`...