Support encoding comments by exposing the type #48
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dprotaso
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keelerm84
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I'm not sure I understand the need for this change.
Prior to this it was not possible to publish comments using the encoder
The encoder doesn't publish comments. It encodes them.
The server can publish messages though. And you can publish a comment with it using the PublishComment method.
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I'm using your encoder but not your server.
Sorry that was a typo and should say 'encode comments' - updated |
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Hey any updates? |
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@keelerm84 any update? |
Prior to this it was not possible to publish comments using the encoder
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Prior to this it was not possible to encode comments using the
encoder