Sam Deane

FWIW, I'm pretty confident that it would be possible to write a version of `callback:asBlockWithArguments:data:`, or something like it, which could cope with arbitrary arguments. At the point that I...

`MOGetBlockForJavaScriptFunction` still only works with object arguments I think (judging by the code). For arbitrary arguments, I think you'd need to be able to pass in the expected signature of...

...but yes, I'm not quite sure now why I didn't expose `MOGetBlockForJavaScriptFunction` instead of making `callback:asBlockWithArguments:data:`. There was probably a good reason at the time :) I'd actually really like...

Yeah, no problem. I should have done it in the first place :)

You could achieve this fairly easily with [DictionaryCoding](https://github.com/elegantchaos/DictionaryCoding). Adding the ability to docopt itself would mean adding a dependency, but you could just import it and DictionaryCoding to your client...

I've added myself an issue to add pods support to DictionaryCoding (elegantchaos/DictionaryCoding#9). I've never used it myself, but it shouldn't be too tricky by the look of things...

> One thing I'm concerned about is Objective-C support, which this PR is dropping in favor of Linux. I'll think about it and get back to you. Ah, hmm -...

Hmm. Looks like the final run did pass, although there are some warnings. I'll see if I can stomp them. There seems to be a subtle difference between the Mac...

Sparkle builds against the normal macOS sdk, so I'm pretty sure you can't use it directly from a Catalyst app. You can probably use it by [bridging to macOS via...

Update: I think the approach I described above should work, but I've currently hit an issue. My bridging plugin links to Sparkle, embeds the framework, and owns an `SPUStandardUpdaterController` object....