trevyn

Ahhhh, I see. Brotli and zstd have easy command-line utilities available (e.g. [brew.sh/brotli](https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/brotli), [brew.sh/zstd](https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/zstd)), but these are not nearly widely-enough installed to rely on their presence on end-user machines. The...

Aha, interesting. If I re-wrote the stub in Rust and it worked well, would you be open to that? Might be able to get the size of the compiled stub...

This is a good point — Go is almost certainly easier for contributors with little Go experience than Rust is for contributors with little Rust experience. I think the biggest...

Ok, this actually works round-trip for me when rebuilding the stub by hand, but the `stubs` npm script fails with `go build github.com/google/brotli/go/cbrotli: build constraints exclude all Go files in...

@leafac I can think of two main options here: - https://github.com/andybalholm/brotli is a translation of the reference Brotli implementation into pure Go, which should cross-compile without a problem. A disadvantage...

`SELECT 1;` is valid SQL, should this only apply after a `FROM` token is seen? (or whatever the SQL grammar we’re using says)

>- Autoformat rsx (and handlers/internal code with prettyplease) Would be cool if this also respected the `tab_spaces` setting in the project's `rustfmt.toml` if present :)

Ah, yes. My use case would be *replacing* the state with each new value, basically the same API as `use_future` except it gets updated as new values come in. You’re...

Maybe it keeps an internal buffer, and has both a method for getting the entire buffer, and a method for getting the last item and clearing all previous items? (`retain_last()`?...

I like it!