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scip-code/scip#475 is open: .NET bindings for the SCIP protocol, asked for and accepted on #468.
bindings/held go, haskell, java, kotlin, rust and typescript. Every .NET SCIP producer or consumer vendorsscip.protoby hand today, vela andsourcegraph/scip-dotnetincluded.Package id
Scip,netstandard2.0, generated by aprotoc_builtin: csharpentry beside the existing java and kotlin ones. The maintainer's two conditions were nix and release automation, so both are in:nix flake checkpasses locally, and there is apublish-dotnet-bindingsjob plus a PR check that validates the version againstcmd/scip/version.txt.Verified by round-tripping a real 60,867-byte
scip-typescriptindex rather than only checking it compiles: 4 documents, 702 occurrences, byte-identical re-encode, reparsed index equal to the original.It also unblocks the rest: criteria 1 and 2 for moving an indexer into
scip-codeboth depend on bindings existing to depend on.Documentation only.