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I found another 10 cases where an uint is used for an ID.
All in router.go. They are mostly related to callbacks.
The program will most likely panic now due an overflow error on 32Bit system instead of handling it while decoding(?).
I am running turnpike on:
Architecture: armv7l
Byte Order: Little Endian
Which is 32Bit.
Autobahn.js RequestID differs from turnpikes.
I think the problem is:
type ID uint
Autobahn.js chooses for example this ID: 2267980555616256
Which overflows with uint on an 32bit system.
At a quick glance I couldn't find any information on what bit size the ID is.
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