I’ve been using ic-cdk-optimizer
and am attempting to switch over to ic-wasm
. These tools are essential for Azle
and Kybra
, the TypeScript and Python CDKs. One issue of complication that arises when developers try to use Azle and Kybra, is that each CDK must install ic-cdk-optimizer
or ic-wasm
for the developer, or expect them to install these tools. Requiring any kind of Rust tooling for TypeScript and Python devs is undesirable.
Basically, can we incorporate ic-wasm
into the dfx
build process somehow, especially so that developers don’t have to independently install ic-wasm
?