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Currently we have a ZeroizableByteArray which is a thin wrapper around GenericArray. GenericArray does not currently support zeroization (see the PR at fizyk20/generic-array#126), and we need to put it in a SecretBox to return from SerializableToSecretArray::to_secret_array(). Two ways to fix this issue:
Switch to using Rust arrays. This is blocked by const generics not supporting all the required functionality yet (e.g. using an associated constant from a trait in a const generic trait method, or statically-typed array splitting).
Use GenericArray when the PR above is merged.
Given how slow the development of generic-array goes recently, there's no way to tell which comes first.
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Currently we have a
ZeroizableByteArray
which is a thin wrapper aroundGenericArray
.GenericArray
does not currently support zeroization (see the PR at fizyk20/generic-array#126), and we need to put it in aSecretBox
to return fromSerializableToSecretArray::to_secret_array()
. Two ways to fix this issue:GenericArray
when the PR above is merged.Given how slow the development of
generic-array
goes recently, there's no way to tell which comes first.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: