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| 10 Aug 2024 |
 anton | In reply to @nex:nexy7574.co.uk
https://gitlab.matrix.org/matrix-org/olm/-/blob/master/README.md?ref_type=heads#important-libolm-is-now-deprecated
Does the libolm deprecation affect matrix-nio? The only python bindings for vodozemac I could find are at https://github.com/matrix-org/vodozemac-bindings and they are... 2 years old? I'm not sure how we can migrate, tbh. | 16:26:10 |
 dkasak | There weren't that many changes in vodozemac, that's why there weren't many updates. The bindings were still functional when I tried them about half a year ago. | 16:37:27 |
| dkasak | Though admittedly, the bindings could use some love but we'd much appreciate contributions for this | 16:43:05 |
| anton | I can compile them -- but they seem to pin the version of vodozemac to an old commit. There a few mentions of "bugfixes" and "security fixes" in the release notes for the intervening versions, though nothing looks super scary on the surface. | 16:45:01 |
| anton | In reply to @dkasak:termina.org.uk
Though admittedly, the bindings could use some love but we'd much appreciate contributions for this I am actually looking at the c++ bindings at the moment, but I come from not knowing rust at all. Could end up being a nice intro into the language for me -- or a complete failure :)
By any chance, is there an appropriate room for me to join, if I need help with this?
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| dkasak | In reply to @anton:rendezvous.anton.molyboha.me
I can compile them -- but they seem to pin the version of vodozemac to an old commit. There a few mentions of "bugfixes" and "security fixes" in the release notes for the intervening versions, though nothing looks super scary on the surface. Yep, nothing super scary from memory. Should be pretty easy to update to a newer commit though. | 16:51:05 |
| dkasak | In reply to @anton:rendezvous.anton.molyboha.me
I am actually looking at the c++ bindings at the moment, but I come from not knowing rust at all. Could end up being a nice intro into the language for me -- or a complete failure :)
By any chance, is there an appropriate room for me to join, if I need help with this? Hmm there isn't a vodozemac specific room though maybe that's something we should consider. | 16:52:05 |
| dkasak | For now, jumping into #e2e:matrix.org could work. If you need something specific, feel free to ping me or poljar | 16:52:58 |
| anton | In reply to @dkasak:termina.org.uk
For now, jumping into #e2e:matrix.org could work. If you need something specific, feel free to ping me or poljar Thank you! | 16:53:56 |
 Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer | I ended up messaging that channel just now as well: link | 17:57:52 |
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| Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer | To follow up, and to provide visibility: after discussing with poljar, we decided to go ahead and create https://pypi.org/project/vodozemac-python/, which is currently a straight copy of the the the vodozemac-bindings/python dir et al. It being under the matrix-nio umbrella is going to be a convenience for us (mainly me, as I don't work for the matrix foundation) to be able to maintain the python bindings freely, and publish updated versions. | 17:47:43 |
| Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer | * To follow up, and to provide visibility: after discussing with poljar, we decided to go ahead and create https://pypi.org/project/vodozemac-python/, which is currently a straight copy of the the the vodozemac-bindings/python dir et al. It being under the matrix-nio umbrella is going to be a convenience for us (mainly me, as I don't work for the matrix foundation) to be able to maintain the python bindings freely, and publish updated versions.
This is a copy of https://matrix.to/#/!vlnjqGLpLJlFmBSkfQ:matrix.org/$AoZA8ZjCgjt7tw7a5Qz9PPcfUWoNzD9DOQHX8n8w4TY?via=matrix.org&via=privacytools.io&via=envs.net sent in #e2e:matrix.org
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| 13 Aug 2024 |
| Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer removed the room topic "The nio matrix python library | Latest RC: 0.25.0rc3 Latest stable release 0.24.0 https://pypi.org/project/matrix-nio/ | Documentation: https://matrix-nio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/". | 18:28:19 |
| Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer set the room topic to "The nio matrix python library | Latest stable release 0.25.0 https://pypi.org/project/matrix-nio/ | Documentation: https://matrix-nio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/". | 18:28:36 |
| Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer | @room matrix-nio 0.25.0 has been published, which is just a minor dependency bump from 0.25.0rc.3.
A downstream project (homeassistant/core) was getting soft-blocked by matrix-nio's aiofiles, so I figured it was a good enough excuse as any to finally hit the button on this 🙂
Changelog is in the usual place, and as always, please file a github issue if you see any problems! | 18:31:11 |
| Paarth Shah - Github Maintainer | * @room matrix-nio 0.25.0 has been published, which is just a minor dependency bump from 0.25.0rc.3.
A downstream project (homeassistant/core) was getting soft-blocked by matrix-nio's aiofiles, so I figured it was a good enough excuse as any to finally hit the button on this 🙂
Changelog is in the usual place, and as always, please file a github issue if you see any problems! | 18:31:30 |
 nex (she/it) | oh thank god, I didn't know if it was worth opening an issue about dependency blocks lol | 18:45:18 |
