Mark Hammond
Mark Hammond
It import `pywin32_bootstrap` which does roughly the same thing, but with more functionality/complexity, depending how you look at it :)
Hey @kxrob, if you can find the time, it would be great to have a second set of eyes on this to make sure I'm not doing anything dumb!
Thanks for that - I'll get a new PR up soon
There's no `PyWinObject_AsCRYPT_KEY_PROV_INFO` - once this is written that block can be uncommented. I'm not going to find time to do this any time soon, but would obviously welcome a...
It might be that you have lost makepy support - try using win32com.client.EnsureDispatch(). If that still doesn't work, try a 32bit python/pywin32
Thanks Ben - I did most of your comments in 341ffa923e09e947f341922d6559df8d915c27e8, so if you don't mind looking over that to make sure I didn't misunderstand your ideas it would be...
I'm actually mildly in favour of splitting this back out into multiple PRs. The first one isn't breaking, lays a good foundation and can be landed without interacting with the...
> For that second part, I think we should try one more time to get a good interruption system Stepping back a little, I think the interruption requirement comes from...
> I think any change of behavior here would require a change on the Rust side as well. The methods on the trait would need to return a `Result` Could...