Tobin C. Harding

At the moment I'm investigating what's the best way to achieve what we want to achieve. I'm playing around in a fresh repo just because I don't know where the...

cc @RCasatta

I think its better not PRing to this repo because: - this crate and `bitcoin-json-rpc-client` is so tightly coupled (eg the odd use of features for Core versions) - the...

FTR the `base58` crate just does encoding/decoding while the `base58check` crate handles the checksum and depends on `base58` and [sha2](https://crates.io/crates/sha2/0.8.2). I don't think we can do a simple name takeover...

Epic, this is awesome. I can confirm that I was able to build the code on this branch in `rust-secp256k1` after using a modified version of the vendor script in...

> Have you tried pointing it to the wasi sysroot? I went to try [0] but the `wasm32-wasi` target is not is not supported by `wasm-pack` which we use in...

Just to clarify, because all these crates are a bit confusing: - `miniscript` has now moved to using `bitcoind-json-rpc-regtest` to run integration tests (`miniscript/bitcoind-tests/`) against Core versions `17.1` through to...

> There is an ecosystem-wide call for an async capable http crate with minimal FWIW I started one: https://github.com/tcharding/minireq Also I have a young fella vaguely working on an attempt...

Would it be acceptable to 'if guard' any code that calls `malloc` including the `stdlib.h` includes, or is there a cleaner way to solve this. I had a go but...

Great, thanks. I'm happy to work on this under direction but I'm conscious of bumbling around changing things and generally being annoying. Like I said elsewhere I haven't touched C...