Mike Frysinger

i was talking with some teammates today about this, and @jackrosenthal was of the opinion that the `--python-version` flags were not that reliable with linters/typers, and we should go with...

Considering platforms might be able to mitigate the hrtimer attack (e.g. Chrome's site isolation), it seems wrong for the spec to ban. Leave it to the platform to decide whether...

So you agree that the spec shouldn't be banning it, but leaving it to implementations to decide whether & when it is supported.

Sure, but that's an implementation consideration/problem, not something the spec needs to be mandating.

I have no idea what you mean by "host". The spec is not a host. Whether implementations are able to support shared buffers safely as a backend (or whether the...

The second sentence doesn't define "host" precisely. But the high level statement seems to agree with/match my points. The only thing that knows whether shared array buffers may be used...

the library should be chaining the exception. it isn't. ergo the module still needs improving doesn't it ?

tbh, i didn't really notice the updated pushes since the open comments weren't marked resolved, so was waiting for OP to do so. if you think issues are resolved, and...

hmm, we should add those scenarios to our CI tests

should be resolved in latest version with Greg's fixes