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Amendment: no fuzzing in wasm-opt-for-rust #1195

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@brson brson commented Oct 1, 2022

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This is a minor amendment to the wasm-opt-for-rust grant, which explicitly states that fuzz-testing capabilities are out of scope. The subject was not mentioned in the original application.

Fuzz testing of output is a feature of the underlying tool. It is not used by any known prospective clients, and is probably mostly useful to the the Binaryen project themselves for verifying that the optimizer works correctly.

As discussed in the M1 review.

Functionally this project is all but complete. Integration with cargo-contract and Substrate wasm-builder has begun. The biggest task remaining is to publish a blog post.

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@brson brson changed the title Ammendment: no fuzzing in wasm-opt-for-rust Amendment: no fuzzing in wasm-opt-for-rust Oct 1, 2022
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Thanks for the amendment. I’m happy to share it with the rest of the team.

@Noc2 Noc2 self-assigned this Oct 2, 2022
@Noc2 Noc2 added the ready for review The project is ready to be reviewed by the committee members. label Oct 2, 2022
@alxs alxs merged commit b2430e9 into w3f:master Oct 3, 2022
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