native_toolchain_go / go_native_toolchain

[dcharkes]

Hi @csnewman!

Cool to see that we have an effort for making Dart and Go work together!

I have preregistered package:native_toolchain_go. If you will actively maintain this package, I'm happy to transfer ownership of that package name to you for consistency between:

• https://pub.dev/packages/native_toolchain_c
• [native_toolchain_rust] Introduce a package:native_toolchain_rust dart-lang/native#883

It might also be useful for you to chat with @knopp on some best practices and aligning the feature set and APIs. 😃

[csnewman]

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out. I had originally hoped to use native_toolchain_go for consistency but couldn't. I'd be happy to switch over to that package name for consistency.

Agreed that the API could do with some cleanup, however I've been deferring this until the Native Assets api becomes more stable.

[dcharkes]

Thanks for reaching out. I had originally hoped to use native_toolchain_go for consistency but couldn't. I'd be happy to switch over to that package name for consistency.

I can't simply transfer the package immediately to you in the admin page.

You need to be an admin in both publishers to do a transfer.
They can invite you as admin, you do the transfer and then they can remove you from being admin.
Alternatively you may create a third publishers where only you two are admin and it acts only as intermediary.

If you have a publisher, can you invite me as an admin? Then I can transfer the package.

Agreed that the API could do with some cleanup, however I've been deferring this until the Native Assets api becomes more stable.

Probably this one is also relevant for you:

• [native_assets_cli] Provide a Builder abstraction dart-lang/native#995

[csnewman]

Ah, that's annoying. I've created an intermediary publisher and sent you an invite.

[dcharkes]

Ah, that's annoying. I've created an intermediary publisher and sent you an invite.

Please invite my google email address: [email protected]

[csnewman]

Thanks for transferring the package name. I have now switched over the package to the new name.