Gurpreet Paul

Release [5.1.0](https://github.com/terl/lazysodium-java/releases/tag/5.1.0) contains the new M1 enabled binary. Bonus: Libsodium has been upgraded to `1.0.18` too. If any of you has an M1 mac could you please test this 5.1.0?

Hey @KevinRoebert, Libsodium does indeed publish its stable Windows binaries directly here https://download.libsodium.org/libsodium/releases/. I have downloaded the binaries again and committed them into Lazysodium. Are you able to test either...

Thank you for the PR @KevinRoebert. I've merged it 😄 I've just released version 5.1.1. Everything should work in there.

Hi @fapdash, Thank you for the query. Yes this is related to https://github.com/terl/lazysodium-java/issues/102. I've had to upgrade the Gradle version which sadly meant OSGI has been deprecated and we need...

This looks to be an awesome suggestion! Libsodium does do checks... sometimes... but it can't do everything 😀 Writing C libraries is a difficult endeavour. Porting those C libs to...

Yes that's perfect 👍

Because Lazysodium bundles native binaries inside its `resources` folder, this exception is due to LazySodium failing to extract those binaries out of a nested JAR situation. You could try to...

Hi @alexamiryan and @MuntashirAkon, I had been contacted a few months back for a similar thing. In fact, I am increasingly seeing F-Droid mentioned. Do you know if it would...

Can F-Droid invoke it's own build steps? Something like `./gradlew f-droid-build`? I don't want to rebuild libsodium binaries over and over again because: 1. I'd like to keep testing time...

Thank you for the advice. OK, let me see if this can be integrated.