David Konsumer

I made [this](https://github.com/konsumer/install-wasi-sdk). I still need to do some testing, and could use as many other eyes on it as possible.

> Are you willing to upstream your action to the https://github.com/bytecodealliance/actions repository? @abrown sure! > I also see that it only works on GitHub's linux runners. What problems did you...

@abrown This seems like a good idea. It doesn't seem too complicated to integrate this. My action was a quick first-pass, but could definitely use some tuning. I will say,...

I was originally meaning this org, like `WebAssembly/setup-wasi-sdk` See [install-wasi-sdk#2](https://github.com/konsumer/install-wasi-sdk/issues/2) > this repository Agreed. I think it would be bad to pull in this entire repo for that, since the...

> Did this end up going anywhere? I am using mine on my own stuff. Works great!

As another test, I tried not dithering at all, and just running the same frames through the input, resize & output pipelines, and it seems to have the same issue....

Also, some (most) images are fine, it's just this Voltron image, in my testing. For example, this turns out exactly as expected: 

> I suspect the problem has something to do with treating each frame individually, and not as patches over the gif itself. I think so too. The display works fine...

`f.req`: ```js [ ['teXCtc', JSON.stringify([null, [term], [10], [2, 1], 4]), null, 'generic'] ] ``` then results are `data[0].map(t => t[0])` Also only sorta related: [rpc.json](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/18895293/rpc.json)

This might be a more appropriate place to track frida/frida#3460 as I think it's the root-cause of the issue I am having.