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imp: allow cgo while disabling libwasmvm linking #527

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@damiannolan damiannolan commented Mar 20, 2024

As discussed via comms channels.

  • Adds the ability to enable cgo but disable libwasmvm in binary compliation.

I will test this for the usecase mentioned with ibc 08-wasm before publishing the PR as ready for review.
This is the associated PR on ibc-go: cosmos/ibc-go#5923

And please let me know if I am missing something! 🖤

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Marking as r4r. See cosmos/ibc-go#5923 (comment)

Tested compiling with cgo enabled and using the custom build switch added here and had success!

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Nice, thank you!

@webmaster128 webmaster128 merged commit a259723 into CosmWasm:main Mar 29, 2024
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@mergify rebase release/2.0

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@mergify backport release/2.0

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