Github user clindsay commented on the issue:
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I've been using it in a project since last summer, communicating between a
python process and a Swift/Objective-C process. The project has been in beta
with a few hundred users, and no reports
Github user clindsay commented on the issue:
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Hey @jeking3, sorry for going silent there. I've had a lot of other things
on my plate, and haven't gotten to this yet, but I still intend to add this
support when I have a chance!
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Github user clindsay commented on the issue:
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Thanks @jeking3. Sorry for the slow response, a bit busy these days!
Just to clarify, as far as I can tell there isn't a cocoa test client
today. Is this correct? So, in order to add
Github user clindsay commented on the issue:
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No problem. Just rebased on master. I will work on adding to the "make
cross" test.
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Github user clindsay commented on the issue:
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The diff generated by GitHub makes the change look a little bigger than it
actually is. In TSocketServer.m, the `initWithSocket` method is effectively the
same as the old `initWithPort` method
Github user clindsay commented on the issue:
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I have written unit tests for this change, but am not sure where to
contribute them. I see no "cocoa" directory under the "test" directory. Is
there another place where I ca
GitHub user clindsay opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/1031
THRIFT-3859: Add support for Unix Domain Sockets to TSocketServer and
TSocketTransport
Existing behavior for port-based socket transport should be unchanged by
this commit. TSocketServer
