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Per 5.7.1 Frame Objects Encrypted attribute is special
If attribute is absent (code 000 or just not in the template), we should consider frame data not being encrypted.
-However, mere presence of this attribute should make record encrypted. It shouldn't matter if value is never explicitly specified, or if count is set to 0, or the value itself is 0/"".
Right now we drop all absent attributes anyway and do not proceed with attribute load if value is None. Hence we don't always process the value to explicitly make it True or False.
Current tests work because we specified encrypted = False by default, not None.
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Per 5.7.1 Frame Objects Encrypted attribute is special
-However, mere presence of this attribute should make record encrypted. It shouldn't matter if value is never explicitly specified, or if count is set to 0, or the value itself is 0/"".
Right now we drop all absent attributes anyway and do not proceed with attribute load if value is None. Hence we don't always process the value to explicitly make it True or False.
Current tests work because we specified encrypted = False by default, not None.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: