allow users to inject their own jsonRpc customizations#40
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Going to merge and release this so that we can get FSAC staged with changes. |
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@baronfel there is no branch on fsac to test/build this yet, correct? building fsac on mac still fails due to the same fake issue for me: |
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correct - I haven't made a release with this and included it in FSAC yet. |
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Make sure you're up to date - I did move from build.fsx to a build project. |
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good call - thanks. I'll try to address both of those when I push and update this library in FSAC. |
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A different take on #35 because to be honest I'm not sure what the actual issue is.
Current clients should be able to use the
defaultRpcfunction that's provided for the new parameter tostartWithSetup, and the existing behavior should be preserved. Clients with more custom needs should be able to override this entirely to their own needs.@razzmatazz If this was merged + released, could you test a change to FSAC itself along the lines of #35 and see if that fixes emacs? I'm toying with #39 as a longer-term fix/refactor of this library, but that's a much larger set of changes and is nowhere near complete or stable.