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Re:Wasmer – Run, Publish and Deploy any code, anywhere by bachrc on Monday September 18, 2023 @05:39AM (#37554086)
Clearly, they are not compliant with WASI specifications built by the ByteCode Alliance, creators of WebAssembly. They are making their own web-assembly-thing not compliant with anything.
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Re:Wasmer – Run, Publish and Deploy any code, anywhere by syrusakbary on Monday September 18, 2023 @05:51AM (#37554158)
What do you mean? We are as compliant with WASI as a Wasm runtime can be. We have tests assuring that for each commit on our repo.

As a matter of fact we pass more tests than any runtime created by the BA as reflected here:

https://wasi.fyi/

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Re:Wasmer – Run, Publish and Deploy any code, anywhere by bachrc on Tuesday September 19, 2023 @06:44PM (#37578073)
You forked the WASI Preview 1 and are making your own standards from it, and instead of working with the Bytecode Alliance, you are forcing your own standards.
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Re:Wasmer – Run, Publish and Deploy any code, anywhere by Alifatisk on Monday September 18, 2023 @08:28AM (#37555230)
Where is that clear?

I assumed they were compliant with the WASI specifications.

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Re:Wasmer – Run, Publish and Deploy any code, anywhere by bachrc on Tuesday September 19, 2023 @06:42PM (#37578053)
They are forking from WASI Preview 1, but Bytecode Alliance is working on WASI Preview 2.
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