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At the moment, device discovery seems to tightly expect devices to follow the standard. Though I've seen stuff like:
At the moment, these things crash the application - mostly in unwrap() calls. Would it be possible to have the library catch and ignore these cases?
unwrap()
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Can you give me some examples of xml that makes it crash?
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The one I saw the most was literally an empty string. The location endpoint on the device just returned a body of 0 bytes.
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At the moment, device discovery seems to tightly expect devices to follow the standard.
Though I've seen stuff like:
At the moment, these things crash the application - mostly in
unwrap()
calls.Would it be possible to have the library catch and ignore these cases?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: