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Hmmm, this is strange... tests failing with Same thing is happening with the |
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This reverts the implementation of `SeekNum::from_block_byte` which was merged as part of #435. I'm not exactly sure what the issue is and it's somewhat difficult to debug in that it's code that involves both generics and macros causing an error as part of any failure in a long chain of checked arithmetic, which I'm trying to debug from the context of a concrete stream cipher impl (both `chacha20` and `salsa20`) where it's operating over a generic type. The error manifests as `OverflowError`: RustCrypto/stream-ciphers#205 (comment) This commit reverts to the previous implementation, which is at least much simpler.
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This reverts the implementation of `SeekNum::from_block_byte` which was merged as part of #435. I'm not exactly sure what the issue is and it's somewhat difficult to debug in that it's code that involves both generics and macros causing an error as part of any failure in a long chain of checked arithmetic, which I'm trying to debug from the context of a concrete stream cipher impl (both `chacha20` and `salsa20`) where it's operating over a generic type. The error manifests as `OverflowError`: RustCrypto/stream-ciphers#205 (comment) This commit reverts to the previous implementation, which is at least much simpler.
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Implements the changes from: RustCrypto/traits#435 Unfortunately there's a circular dependency with `aes`, which now pulls in `ctr`, so the tests which depend on AES are failing. The plan is to land these changes first, then update the `block-ciphers` repository, then circle back and update the `aes` crate dependencies used in this repo.
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The remaining failures are all due to the circular dependency relationship between Going to go ahead and merge, update |
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This commit completes working through upgrading the `cipher` crate with circular dependencies between `aes` and `ctr`. Now that RustCrypto/block-ciphers#217 it's possible to complete the `cipher` crate upgrade started in #205. All tests are now passing again.
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This commit completes working through upgrading the `cipher` crate with circular dependencies between `aes` and `ctr`. Now that RustCrypto/block-ciphers#217 it's possible to complete the `cipher` crate upgrade started in #205. All tests are now passing again.
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Implements the changes from:
RustCrypto/traits#435
Unfortunately there's a circular dependency with
aes, which now pulls inctr, so the tests which depend on AES are failing.The plan is to land these changes first, then update the
block-ciphersrepository, then circle back and update theaescrate dependencies used in this repo.