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Eric Gallimore requested to merge dev/fix_counting_problem into devel Jun 06, 2024

Bugfixes

Add error handling when a dynamic queue returns more bits than we asked for, so it no longer breaks the packet codec
Improved logging.
Fixed a bug in link_layer_feedback_node.py that returned messages larger than requested.
Fixed a (probably) harmless bug with a mutable default argument in message_queue_node.py

Edited Jun 06, 2024 by Eric Gallimore