Yes that would be good, but I'm OK delaying it. People are used to capabilities without revocation from functional programming, Rust, WASI, etc., and don't mind so much in that context.
(Well, weak references allow revocation, but they are relatively rare.)
Yes, interprocess vs intraprocess is different, but the above makes me at least think there is some juice and first exposing the lower-hanging fruit that people are already familiar with and seem to like, and then using the success of that to motivate/fund revocation.
(Well, weak references allow revocation, but they are relatively rare.)
Yes, interprocess vs intraprocess is different, but the above makes me at least think there is some juice and first exposing the lower-hanging fruit that people are already familiar with and seem to like, and then using the success of that to motivate/fund revocation.