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[iychche]

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[OlegDokuka]

@iychche I set up the DCO check, please make sure your commit is signed. (it is organization policy to sign that you have rights to contribute)

Also, it worth mentioning that the implementation is planned for the client-side only (or both?)

Best,
Oleh

[OlegDokuka]

Also, it would be great to have an initial discussion through something like Road Map issue including all the steps needed for the implementation (e.g. rsocket/rsocket-kotlin#115). Following PRs or discussions may be done in the separate Github issue but being referenced in the Road Map one for clarity.

Following such a format will help to understand what is implemented as well as discuss all the details without the need to update readme every time in case something has changed. Alternatively, the GitHub wiki can be used https://github.com/rsocket/rsocket-swift/wiki

[gabeb-intu]

@iychche I set up the DCO check, please make sure your commit is signed. (it is organization policy to sign that you have rights to contribute)

Also, it worth mentioning that the implementation is planned for the client-side only (or both?)

Best,
Oleh

We are only planning to implement for client side for now

[gabeb-intu]

Also, it would be great to have an initial discussion through something like Road Map issue including all the steps needed for the implementation (e.g. rsocket/rsocket-kotlin#115). Following PRs or discussions may be done in the separate Github issue but being referenced in the Road Map one for clarity.

Following such a format will help to understand what is implemented as well as discuss all the details without the need to update readme every time in case something has changed. Alternatively, the GitHub wiki can be used https://github.com/rsocket/rsocket-swift/wiki

I like the wiki approach but we will discuss with the team and get back to you

[OlegDokuka]

@gabeb-intu do not treat it as something you mandated to do. It is just my advice from my experience