Hello everyone,
I am using Cap'n Proto in a Sandstorm project. As part of the build
process, a script downloads and builds the Cap'n Proto source from
capnproto.org. I would like to have a way to verify that the file I've
downloaded matches what was released. Would the release manager (Kent
Kenton wrote:
> Hi Troy,
>
> Assuming you're downloading a specific release, I'd recommend checking the
> hash against a known-good hash, with a command like:
>
> echo 'b28054a7a2bfea42bfc392c8d009630d94d72e8ce86a23ad6f18b5e72574064f
> capnproto-c++-0.9.0.tar.gz' | sha256sum -c
>
This is what
Hello everyone,
I posted a message to the Sandstorm list about trying to set a Capability
field on a Params struct using capnproto-rust:
https://groups.google.com/g/sandstorm-dev/c/Mim3T5C7WUA/m/kuJcPmbZDQAJ
It seems that capnproto-rust does not support Capabilities. I would like
to know how d
Thanks David! You're exactly right. I had that staring me in the face,
since (I see now that) req.get().get_cap() returns an any_pointer::Builder.
Troy
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It may help to read some of the examples for capnproto-rust:
https://github.com/capnproto/capnproto-rust/tree/master/example
Using "cargo build" with a build.rs file is the normal way to compile your
.capnp files for Rust.
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