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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 :)
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