A dynamic way to instantiate an OCaml flow
ISC License
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Published by dinosaure 4 months ago
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Published by dinosaure 5 months ago
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mimic-happy-eyeballs
with happy-eyeballs.1.1.0
(@dinosaure, #22)Published by dinosaure 7 months ago
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mimic_mirage
which is not used (@hannesm, #17)fmt
dependency (@dinosaure, #18)mirage-flow.4.0.0
(@hannesm, #20)Published by dinosaure almost 2 years ago
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replace
function (#14, @dinosaure)ocamlformat.0.23.0
(#15, @dinosaure)Published by dinosaure over 2 years ago
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happy-eyeballs
device for MirageOS 4 (#11, @dinosaure){= version}
constraint on mimic-happy-eyeballs
(@hannesm, #12)Published by dinosaure almost 3 years ago
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Cstruct.length
instead of Cstruct.len
(@dinosaure, #2)bigarray-compat
dependency (@hannesm, #3)rresult
(@hannesm, #4)Published by dinosaure over 3 years ago
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Move the project to https://github.com/dinosaure/mimic (@dinosaure)
Old distributions of mimic
are still available on
https://github.com/mirage/ocaml-git but mimic
starts to be
used by others projects than ocaml-git
. We decided to make
its own repository.
Take the most recent value in the ctx
instead of the older one
breaking changes
When mimic
wants to instantiate a transmission protocol, if
a value 'a Mimic.value
was inserted multiple times, mimic
took the older one to instance the transmission protocol.
Now, mimic
takes the newer one. It useful when we want to
implement the rediction in HTTP where we need to "replace" values
by the new destination.