feat(de): add EnumExt trait with deserialize_variant method #123
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Introduce de::EnumExt trait with deserialize_variant method which takes variant number as an argument rather than reading it from the input. This trait is derived for all enums which use BorshDeserialize derive. It is useful when customer wants to perform some validation after the variant is known but before the variant is fully deserialised.
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@mina86 Thanks for the contribution! |
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@mina86 FYI, borsh 0.10.1 release has this change. |
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Introduce de::EnumExt trait with deserialize_variant method which
takes variant number as an argument rather than reading it from the
input.
This trait is derived for all enums which use BorshDeserialize derive.
It is useful when customer wants to perform some validation after the
variant is known but before the variant is fully deserialised.