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Well blob customization has some drawbacks: • more build fun • no “after-market” customization (short of re-upgrading) • won’t help in reuse of extensions across tools
I’m currently leaning toward:
• an operation allowing to register new operations,
• a public unrepl/write
var to allow tagged machine-readbale output
• a load-on-first use helper
so a typical scenario would be: 1/ send blob 2/ send extensions map 2bis/ start sideloader
The benefits of extension over direct function calls are: 1/ lazy loading 2/ concurrent implementations (of the same extension) without having ns clashes
Looks interesting
What would be an example of an extension in your view? Just to make it more concrete
I'll give this more thought when I'm back in Berlin at the end of next week
I'd love to think through an end to end example of how this would be used in practice
@pesterhazy basically extensions would be merged in the actions map