Migrate to pregenerated bindings #28
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Good question, I am the bottleneck as I (currently) cannot dedicate time to either @coastalwhite I already added you as a collaborator. Do you feel confident (and are still interested?) to take over as maintainer of these two crates? Feel free to just make changes as you see fit and eventually we can transfer over the repositories to your account if you so desire. If you have additional thoughts on this, feel free to mail me gh@1wilkens.org so we can hash this out. Cheers, |
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This PR replaces #25 and proposes a way to properly handle having both a
Linux-PAMandOpenPAMimplementation.Although, I would like to change some things. Notably having the constants in both modules exposed no matter which implementation is selected. It does show the general architecture. I would be curious as to what you think about this architecture.