I'm looking at https://github.com/bytecodealliance/jco/issues/167, and it seems that we're doing something slightly unoptimal for the deno runtime.
So what I'm wondering is: do we care about deno? Is it something we're maybe interested in supporting better later? Or is that out of scope for jco
in its entirety?
If we care abou deno, or think we might care later, I'll tag the issue with a new target-deno
label so we can start to track it. If we don't care about supporting deno, I think we should say as much and close the issue.
Ah, https://github.com/bytecodealliance/jco/issues/168 also seems deno-specific.
From the gallery Deno support would be nifty since it has decent sandboxing unlike node so far
I'd vote for tagging those things; ultimately, with the intention of engaging those items at some point with deno peepz?
Agreed 100% we should support Deno, and we very much do support it. Wasm caching is something Deno should do natively though I think.
Oki, I’ll tag the issues then. Thank you!
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