> I guess the move isn't happening, and of course at this point it'd just break
> all the links to the current repo. I added a link to Rust RPM from
> http://rpm.org/software.html for added visibility.
> Thanks for your work on the bindings!
The bindings now live at
Unfortunately I haven't had time to continue work on this, but did get to the
point where there are basic memory safe bindings for querying the database
which do not rely on librpm's memory and instead make copies of relevant data
to the Rust heap (while leaving the door open to query more
@tarcieri If you actually do want to move them, let us know, and I'll poke
people with a pointy stick!
@pmatilai it actually wouldn't break any links because GitHub preserves them
for redirection.
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I guess the move isn't happening, and of course at this point it'd just break
all the links to the current repo. I added a link to Rust RPM from
http://rpm.org/software.html for added visibility.
Thanks for your work on the bindings!
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Thanks for the heads up! We definitely should support SHA-256
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See #456 which might have minor ramifications for your project. Meanwhile you
should attempt to handle RPMTAG_FILEDIGESTS general by looking at
RPMTAG_FILEDIGESTALGO{,S} to determine what digest was used, and dispatching to
the appropriate routine within Python code.
In practice, SHA256 is
