[Cbor] Recent cbor.me fixes
Carsten Bormann <cabo@tzi.org> Sun, 16 January 2022 13:56 UTC
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Subject: [Cbor] Recent cbor.me fixes
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Anders Rundgren is kind enough to tell me when cbor.me isn’t quite working as it should. This led me to the following two fixes: 0.7.2: Fixes #19 "Mixing non-ASCII and \unnnn in a single string breaks" 0.7.4: Make string output more JSON-compatible (Before 0.7.4, cbor.me would happily output \a, \v, \e in CBOR diagnostic notation which don’t exist there as the string syntax is based on JSON syntax.) This is live in cbor.me (*), but also can be used locally as part of the cbor-diag gem. As always, update that as follows: gem update cbor-diag If there are unexpected side effects from theses fixes, please tell me. Grüße, Carsten (*) Play with https://cbor.me/?diag=%22\u0007ö🦄%22 :-)
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