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We support indefinite length bytestring in the Read module. In order to do it we add two extra variants for bigint deseralization, both puts us to the slow-path to start consumption of the chunks. This serialization is considered non-canonical thus canonical read rejects is. While specification is silent about it, the cbor.me implementation always converts bigit into a fixed size byte blob. Fixes well-typed#263.
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There's a subtle bug in this implementation, which I fixed in #384. |
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We support indefinite length bytestring in the Read module.
In order to do it we add two extra variants for bigint deseralization, both puts us to the slow-path to start consumption of the chunks.
This serialization is considered non-canonical thus canonical read rejects is. While specification is silent about it, the cbor.me implementation always converts bigit into a fixed size byte blob.
Fixes #263.