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Hi there, thanks for the awesome library
The problem
version: 0.2.5
import * as borsh from "@project-serum/borsh"; borsh.struct([ borsh.u8("variant"), borsh.str("title"), borsh.u8("rating"), borsh.str("description"), ]);
In such an example .struct and all other methods related to buffer-layout package literally treated as any
.struct
buffer-layout
any
If we dive into the resulting package, we will see the next picture.
Proposed solution
Maybe it's a good idea to rely on an official fork of solana buffer-layout
https://github.com/solana-labs/buffer-layout
P.S.
I can help with pr for sure, but want to discuss it first
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Made small research, the main problem with migrating to their solution is
solana-labs/buffer-layout#4
Trying to force the merge by myself right now
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Hi there, thanks for the awesome library
The problem
version: 0.2.5
In such an example
.struct
and all other methods related tobuffer-layout
package literally treated asany
If we dive into the resulting package, we will see the next picture.
Proposed solution
Maybe it's a good idea to rely on an official fork of solana buffer-layout
https://github.com/solana-labs/buffer-layout
P.S.
I can help with pr for sure, but want to discuss it first
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: