pkg/nanocbor: fix decoding of indefinite arrays and maps#15411
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Add a test that serializes a config and then decodes it to see if the result matches the original.
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ping @bergzand ! |
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bergzand/NanoCBOR#31 provides an alternative fix for the issue |
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Contribution description
There is a bug in NanoCBOR that prevents decoding of indefinite elements.
An out-of-tree patch exists to fix that, include this in our pkg.
Testing procedure
A test was added to
tests/pkg_nanocborto test encoding / decoding of an indefinite map.The test will fail on
master.Issues/PRs references
upstream PR bergzand/NanoCBOR#21