Optionally implement Zeroize on ArrayVec/ArrayString#240
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looks good to me, can you add the new feature somewhere in the github actions test matrix? In an existing case is fine. |
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Done :) I used that opportunity to add benches to one of the matrix entries and to enable all features on the |
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Sorry, I used the wrong yaml syntax, fixed and tested locally (with |
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thanks |
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This will be very useful as
ArrayVecis used in cryptographic libraries so the user might want to zero out the content (See BLAKE3-team/BLAKE3#309)P.S. I'm not sure about the use of
unsafein the test examples, I can split them into unit tests if wanted.