fix: parsedn not handling attributes with equal char in value #425
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This fixes an issue where attributes with equal chars in the value would not be correctly parsed. As we only set the AttributeTypeAndValue's Type field once and we reset it on the step to the next AttributeTypeAndValue we can assume if this field already has a value that it should not consider it the type/value separator. Fixes go-ldap#416
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Please note the test was designed using TDD. i.e. it fails before the fix, and passes after the fix. |
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This fixes an issue where attributes with equal chars in the value would not be correctly parsed. As we only set the AttributeTypeAndValue's Type field once and we reset it on the step to the next AttributeTypeAndValue we can assume if this field already has a value that it should not consider it the type/value separator.
Fixes #416