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Maybe an edge case, but canonical_rrset in validate.py
canonical_rrset
canonical_rrset = map(lambda rr: rr.canonical_l1(rrsig.original_ttl), rrset)
sometimes contain None which throws an error on the next line in:
None
lambda x: binascii.hexlify(x.rdata)
I changed rrset to filter(bool, rrset) to squelch this - am I wrong?
rrset
filter(bool, rrset)
Further down after for rr in rrset: I added if not rr: continue but that may be overkill if the first change is made.
for rr in rrset:
if not rr: continue
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Please tell me how I can re-generate the error, how you run it and attach the files etc. so I can debug.
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Maybe an edge case, but
canonical_rrset
in validate.pysometimes contain
None
which throws an error on the next line in:I changed
rrset
tofilter(bool, rrset)
to squelch this - am I wrong?Further down after
for rr in rrset:
I addedif not rr: continue
but that may beoverkill if the first change is made.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: