Marcus Ilgner

Since Rust creates self-contained binaries, it should be possible to cross-compile applications using this crate just like any other Rust project. You just need to add the target to your...

The problem is not that the client is still doing work but the fact that it holds its own Tokio runtime at all. Our application uses a global Tokio runtime...

Since a lot of the discussion here is about re-using an existing Tokio runtime: I recently found that using [`Handle::current()`](https://docs.rs/tokio/latest/tokio/runtime/struct.Handle.html#method.current) is a good way to access a pre-existing runtime to...

I'm gonna rebase this onto the current `master` branch and update the MR.

Rebased; tests are green locally. Not sure why the Appveyor integration fails? :thinking:

I'm still very new to the whole OPC UA topic but I read about one system where multiple OPC UA endpoints were used to expose different information: One without authentication...

Hi @ferrous26, support for IPv6 is very welcome! Nonetheless I'm a bit uncomfortable with the rest of the changes as this drops support for quite a number of old Ruby...

Hi @rthbound, thank you for bringing this to our attention! Do you happen to have a full backtrace of the problem at hand? It would be interesting to see how...

@tessie first things first: thank you for helping out! I'm really sorry I've been so unresponsive for so long, will try becoming more involved if necessary. As for breaking compatibility...

That is strange, the tests on Travis CI were all running successfully. Nonetheless, I have just published a new version to the `master` branch, could you give it a try?...