Remove dependency on the official runtime #3
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May 11, 2021 11:13
MacOS and Linux has different error codes, which makes the error message comparison to fail.
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By the time of this writing, the official still lacking efficient support. I've been seen great names of the Rust community (e.g. softprops) trying to keep up with the demand, supporting the contributors with their questions and, occasionally, reviewing some Pull Requests here and there. Sadly, this is not enough. It still lacks support for a few official features, tickets still taking too long for being answered and introduced breaking compatibility hasn't been prioritized as expected.
Lucky enough, the Runtime API documentation contains enough information so we can write it by ourselves. Undocumented edge cases were easily tackled by reading the source code of the Go runtime.