tbodt
No, there hasn't. I've got a number of other projects I'm working on, so it's not all that likely that I'll get around to fixing this anytime soon, but if...
Oh, interesting.
This will no longer free the objects if you have a single long-lived context and the weak callback does end up getting called. Can you fix that?
It sounds like in your use case the context gets cleaned up pretty quickly, but I can imagine other use cases where you create a single context that lives for...
There is now a somewhat stronger use case: iSH (https://ish.app) is built on 32-bit alpine linux, and various things need glibc to run. I will look into sending a PR...
See previous comment. In the meantime, the gcompat or libc6-compat packages may be helpful.
You may be interested in https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/3202. It won't be merged into alpine because it doesn't work for programs that have dependencies beyond glibc - those would have been built against...
Making this work as expected wouldn't be easy, since exactly one FunctionTemplate is created for each class, and V8 requires that everything other than functions, booleans, numbers, and strings be...
@desertkun has found that using a context would not actually help, since you can only set templates and primitives as template attributes anyway. https://github.com/tbodt/v8py/issues/24#issuecomment-396599646
Nope. There is currently one true isolate. It would probably be an API breaking change to fix that.