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The following does not work, and it is annoying when defining a static key and iv using rust 2018 :
use block_cipher_trait::generic_array::arr; let key = arr![u8; 91,99,219,17,59,122,243,224,177,67,85,86,200,249,83,12];
The problem has been fixed in generic-array, but block_cipher_trait still requires and re-exports an old version of generic-array.
generic-array
block_cipher_trait
It would be nice if the dependency could be bumped to the latest version, and a new version of this crate were published.
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We plan to publish new versions (though no ETA yet) with a bumped generic-array version. Meanwhile you can write code like this:
// type inference usually will deduce a correct type let key = [91,99,219,17,59,122,243,224,177,67,85,86,200,249,83,12].into();
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Going to go ahead and close this out as all of the crates are now 2018 edition (on master, as -pre releases) and I confirmed this now works.
master
-pre
See #43 for release tracking.
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The following does not work, and it is annoying when defining a static key and iv using rust 2018 :
The problem has been fixed in
generic-array
, butblock_cipher_trait
still requires and re-exports an old version ofgeneric-array
.It would be nice if the dependency could be bumped to the latest version, and a new version of this crate were published.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: