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but it's not ideal. Ideally the fix would make this totally invisible to end-users and have Foo::single be of type uint directly with the array part just being a serialization detail.
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Specifically tests for support for #121 for plain groups.
For multi arrays covered by #120
For single ones covered by #210
We are keeping #121 open for now as the case for single non-plain-groups
e.g. `[uint]` is not covered. We've yet to see this used anywhere in
Cardano so it's low priority to fix.
#210 addresses this for basic groups but the issue remains for other types e.g. [uint]. This is lower priority because the only time we've seen single element arrays like this in Cardano was for basic groups.
Specifically tests for support for #121 for plain groups.
For multi arrays covered by #120
For single ones covered by #210
We are keeping #121 open for now as the case for single non-plain-groups
e.g. `[uint]` is not covered. We've yet to see this used anywhere in
Cardano so it's low priority to fix.
is treated as:
As per the CDDL RFC:
You can work around this by doing:
but it's not ideal. Ideally the fix would make this totally invisible to end-users and have
Foo::single
be of typeuint
directly with the array part just being a serialization detail.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: