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Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation.

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation.
@chris-smith chris-smith merged commit 9da1e9f into RethinkRobotics-opensource:kinetic-devel Oct 14, 2016
chfritz added a commit to chfritz/rosjs that referenced this pull request Oct 19, 2016
…otics-opensource#33)

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
chfritz added a commit to chfritz/rosjs that referenced this pull request Oct 19, 2016
…otics-opensource#33)

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
chfritz added a commit to chfritz/rosjs that referenced this pull request Oct 24, 2016
…otics-opensource#33)

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
chfritz added a commit to chfritz/rosjs that referenced this pull request Oct 24, 2016
…otics-opensource#33)

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
chfritz added a commit to chfritz/rosjs that referenced this pull request Oct 27, 2016
…otics-opensource#33)

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
chris-smith pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 27, 2016
Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
chris-smith pushed a commit to chris-smith/rosjs that referenced this pull request Oct 27, 2016
…otics-opensource#33) (RethinkRobotics-opensource#34)

Prior to this commit constant values like "1.0", i.e., floats that are
integer, were not correctly treated in the md5sum calculation -- they
were abbreviated to "1", causing incorrect md5sums. This commit fixes
that by using the original string value for md5sum calculation (up to
the start of a comment (for strings) or the first whitespace character
for any other field type).

- also fixing some wrong logic for null values
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