Mark Hammond
Mark Hammond
I'm playing a little with `in_gecko` (thanks @thomcc!) because we are toying with the possibility of having our rusqlite consuming crates use the version of sqlite on iOS. It turns...
I'm sure many things are possible, but to be frank, this isn't something mozilla is going to prioritize in the short term.
This is now in #1457
Thanks - that's exactly the context in which Ben and I were discussing it. So while we support this, as Ben said, it's not something we have on our short-term...
We'd also welcome other changes which make life easier for 3rd party bindings - eg, `TargetLanguage` is fairly hostile to them. It's not clear what this means in practice, but...
I had another look at #1205, and I'm not quite sure I like that each binding is split into its own crate - I think I'd personally mildly prefer a...
I don't know if any of the maintainers have thought this through as the need hasn't come up in our use-cases. I suspect the answer will depend on the implementation...
> For the bindings code, we still use named fields. I'm not quite convinced about that part yet.
#1975 means we have the open classes/methods, with swift and kotlin parity which is great for tests. So I guess this issue is now just about the mocks?
Thanks - but I don't understand the problem you are facing. pypi tells me it's available for 3.6 to 3.11 (both in the header and "classifiers" section) and pip installs...