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PKCS #11 Remove iot prefix. #2563

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@lundinc2 lundinc2 commented Oct 13, 2020

PKCS #11 Remove iot prefix.

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This change removes the iot prefix, and swaps it to the core prefix for PKCS files.

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  • I have tested my changes. No regression in existing tests.
  • My code is Linted.

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karkhaz commented Oct 14, 2020

Hi! For some reason CI is failing to check out a submodule when we clone this code:

fatal: failed to unpack tree object 9e0a3c63943644bd1996884908d65dd117e75994
error: Submodule 'libraries/abstractions/pkcs11/corePKCS11' could not be updated.
error: Submodule 'libraries/abstractions/pkcs11/corePKCS11' cannot checkout new HEAD

this is when attempting to (recursively) check out 492401e that you pushed just now.

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Hey @karkhaz is this because the PKCS repo doesn't have the git modules update = none option set?

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/bot run checks

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/bot run checks

I've aligned it with the others, not sure why this one is failing.

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@karkhaz FYI there are no cbmc proofs in the corePKCS11 repo, is the CI checking for some in there, and failing?

@lundinc2 lundinc2 requested a review from sarenameas October 16, 2020 20:32
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