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Add support for tink primitives - AEAD AES-CTR HMAC #13033
Separating into small, reviewable PRs that can be independently reviewed and landed is a good idea, yes.
We shouldn't need to add a Python dep for protobuf for this because what we implement here is going to live chiefly on the Rust side. Instead, we can use a tool that builds rust structs from proto files with no additional deps. I haven't done the research here, but things like prost-build may be a way forward (and some rust tink projects have done this with prost, see: https://docs.rs/tink-proto/latest/tink_proto/).
For any primitive we'll also need a set of test vectors; preferably tink's own!
As an aside, as such a low level dependency in the ecosystem adding something like protobuf and its myriad dependencies is really not an option. Fortunately we've got alternatives here 😄
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Separating into small, reviewable PRs that can be independently reviewed
and landed is a good idea, yes.
We shouldn't need to add a Python dep for protobuf for this because what
we implement here is going to live chiefly on the Rust side. Instead, we
can use a tool that builds rust structs from proto files with no additional
deps. I haven't done the research here, but things like prost-build may
be a way forward (and some rust tink projects have done this with prost,
see: https://docs.rs/tink-proto/latest/tink_proto/).
For any primitive we'll also need a set of test vectors; preferably tink's
own!
As an aside, as such a low level dependency in the ecosystem adding
something like protobuf and its myriad dependencies is really not an
option. Fortunately we've got alternatives here 😄
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This is still an open issue, however there's a lot of open design questions about what the API would look like, what our implementation strategy woudl be, etc. before you start implementation we'd like someone to share a design here.
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reaperhulk commentedon Jun 4, 2025
Separating into small, reviewable PRs that can be independently reviewed and landed is a good idea, yes.
We shouldn't need to add a Python dep for protobuf for this because what we implement here is going to live chiefly on the Rust side. Instead, we can use a tool that builds rust structs from proto files with no additional deps. I haven't done the research here, but things like
prost-buildmay be a way forward (and some rust tink projects have done this with prost, see: https://docs.rs/tink-proto/latest/tink_proto/).For any primitive we'll also need a set of test vectors; preferably tink's own!
As an aside, as such a low level dependency in the ecosystem adding something like
protobufand its myriad dependencies is really not an option. Fortunately we've got alternatives here 😄alex commentedon Jun 4, 2025
fury0928 commentedon Jan 21, 2026
Hi @alex @reaperhulk , nice to meet you
Is this still valid issue?
I'd like to contribute on this project, may I try on first or second PR of these three?
alex commentedon Jan 21, 2026
This is still an open issue, however there's a lot of open design questions about what the API would look like, what our implementation strategy woudl be, etc. before you start implementation we'd like someone to share a design here.
fury0928 commentedon Jan 21, 2026
I see, I thought this was ready to start, would you assign me any other issue to contribute?
Thank you
alex commentedon Jan 21, 2026
We don't assign issues, if you want to start on something you don't need that.