Max Howell
Max Howell
> If you're hoping to get v7 out before WWDC This final push is more I have time, WWDC is a coincidence. > Just as a general question, are you...
Seems like our ObjC version of this is pretty behind the Swift version, someone needs to port it. I am unlikely to have time for that, haven't got an app...
FYI I ended up with this code in order to work around this issue when writing a POST body to a file: ```swift var sequential = rq.eventLoop.makeSucceededFuture(()) return io.openFile(path: path,...
This does sound like the correct solution to me. I did look into this and it looks like this goes back to multipart-kit which did not get love for this...
> Well, setenv is a shell-level function, so this is likely beyond the purview of Vapor. If you won’t fix, may I recommend updating the docs to state this limitation....
@BenSS If I may ask, which maintained solution did you use instead?
This library seeks to be strict, so I don’t think we'd add this convenience method. Use: `Version(tolerant: "\(float)")`
I managed to get a good result with the following: ```sh ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -i audio.mp3 -shortest -c:v copy -c:a aac -b:a 256k output.mp4 ``` The above suggested ffpmeg commands...
This is deployed to AWS on a fairly constrained Ubuntu server. My send is within a router callback for `PerfectHTTPServer`, there is no loop in my code and I am...
However notably the callback is called like 50 times in rapid succession. *separate instantiations* on different threads. Possibly a concurrency violation?