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I'm somewhat uncomfortable reviewing this, because I don't recall the design constraints of That said, I'm not opposed; I'm just worried about the design constraints here. |
cc @antrik |
I'm not sure I can help much with this: I never worked much with that part of of the code base. There may or may not have been a time where I fully understood the idea behind As far as I can tell, the proposed change simply brings What's the use case, anyway? One thing I can say though is that |
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In the absence of anyone else, these changes look fine to me.
#250 will need to merge before this one can. |
@bors-servo r+ |
📌 Commit 794076b has been approved by |
Make OpaqueIpcReceiver useful Currently it can't be converted to an IpcReceiver and isn't serializable, which makes it rather useless. r? @pcwalton
☀️ Test successful - checks-travis, status-appveyor |
Could someone publish a new version with this change included? |
Opened #253 to start the process. |
This seems to already be included? https://docs.rs/ipc-channel/0.13.0/ipc_channel/ipc/struct.OpaqueIpcReceiver.html |
I just was confused. This PR was merged after |
Currently it can't be converted to an IpcReceiver and isn't serializable, which makes it rather useless.
r? @pcwalton