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Implementation uses a global variable which is not gcsafe, which can be problematic when we want the assets from a gcsafe context (HTTP server callback for example).
Is it safe to use a {.cast(gcsafe)/}: block? The global variable is kind of read-only and permanent to the lifetime of the application. If so, can the generated code provide a gcsafe getAsset?
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Implementation uses a global variable which is not gcsafe, which can be problematic when we want the assets from a gcsafe context (HTTP server callback for example).
Is it safe to use a
{.cast(gcsafe)/}:
block? The global variable is kind of read-only and permanent to the lifetime of the application. If so, can the generated code provide a gcsafegetAsset
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: