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Repro code (on 0.9.4):
let cddl = cddl::parser::cddl_from_str( r#"basic = (d: #6.23(uint), e: bytes) outer = [a: uint, b: basic, c: "some text"]"#, true )?;
Error:
error: parser errors ┌─ input:2:22 │ 2 │ outer = [a: uint, b: basic, c: "some text"] │ ^^^^^ missing definition for rule basic
This parses fine on 0.9.1 and various previous versions (we've had this in a test case for a long time in cddl-codegen).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note: it seems to be able to be used in other contexts, for example:
group_choice = [ foo // 0, x: uint // basic ]
does not complain about basic having a missing definition on 0.9.4
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Repro code (on 0.9.4):
Error:
This parses fine on 0.9.1 and various previous versions (we've had this in a test case for a long time in cddl-codegen).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: