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bindings: add rust bindings #78

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@ghost ghost commented Sep 28, 2023

As we needed a binding for the swu client in Rust we created this simple prototype.
Maybe someone else could use it as well.
It works for us as is but could be extended if needed (e.g. with progress etc.).

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bgermann commented May 30, 2024

Would you mind stating that it is okay to use this under LGPL-2.1-or-later (libswupdate's license)? The default license is GPL-2.0-only, which your contribution would be under if you had used a Signed-off-by line. Please consider adding a SPDX license statement to each file to express the license. Without any of this, your contribution cannot be used by people who distribute their projects to other people (which will be any serious project).

When you have added the Signed-off-by, I am happy to forward this to the email list so it can be included in SWUpdate.

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