binascii: Add required argument to <int>.to_bytes(...) call.#203
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The <int>.to_bytes(...) function requires two arguments. The first specifies the number of bytes to return, and the second specifies the endianness of those bytes. By definition, Base64 encoding is big endian.
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Merged, thanks. Also added testcase which exposed the issue. |
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The
a2b_base64(...)function in thebinasciimodule was failing due to an invalid call being made to the<int>.to_bytes(...)function. The<int>.to_bytes(...)function requires two arguments. The first specifies the number of bytes to return, and the second specifies the endianness of those bytes. By definition, Base64 encoding is big endian.This change also fixed the test cases for the
base64module.