Support asynchronous pin verification

[rishi420]

see this question on Stackoverflow
http://stackoverflow.com/q/38684648/1378447

[abury]

Hey @rishi420

Wow, I can't believe my framework has its own stack overflow question! I'm honored and scared at the same time.

The framework wasn't really designed for asynchronous verification, as you're no doubt discovering, however, it should still be possible. If you give me read access to your project I can take a look at it for you.

[rishi420]

If you give me read access to your project

Thanks for reply.
I didn't understand. I've forked from your project. It is public project
anyone has read access.

let me know what permission you want and how to enable that permission.

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:14 PM, Aron Bury notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey @rishi420 https://github.com/rishi420

Wow, I can't believe my framework has its own stack overflow question! I'm
honored and scared at the same time.

The framework wasn't really designed for asynchronous verification, as
you're no doubt discovering, however, it should still be possible. If you
give me read access to your project I can take a look at it for you.

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[abury]

@rishi420 Can you link me to the project?

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@abury added you as a Collaborator

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@rishi420 make async sync. async operations in this kind of security area - ha, putting your leg near gun.