Tor doesn't accept node_id at the end of a line, because the trailing newline is part of the string at the end of the line. To fix this issue, we should make newline one of the separators in the string token list.
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That looks like it will work, and it seems like it passes the tests.
The checks are in a weird order, but we can fix that in a rewrite.
In our code style, we use character constants instead of integers. So 10 is '\n' and 0 is '\0'.
When we name branches, we call them after the tor branch they are based on.
This branch is based on master, so it should not have "maint-0.2.9" in the name.
Did you mean to base it on maint-0.2.9?
You can use "029" in branch names rather than "maint-0.2.9" if you want.
When you want a review on a ticket, you can put it in "needs_review".
Changed what you suggested.
Yes, i meant to based in maint-0.2.9, isn't based on?
I haven't renamed the branch, since probably should create another squashing commits.
Opened PR following the naming proposed in the wiki (org/process/TorOnTrac).
All directory authorities that vote on bandwidths are running 0.3.3 or later. torflow and sbws do not produce lines with node_id at the end. (And all other generators should be able to obey this constraint.)
So I don't think we need to backport this fix.
Trac: Status: merge_ready to closed Resolution: N/Ato fixed