feat!: remove .byteLength and .byteOffset properties from CID #210
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From #203 > I would like to also address byteOffset, byteLength fields. I don't think they were a bad idea, it's just I was not allowed to complete implementation of that idea. Given that the feature is incomplete and untested, remove it for now and if it's required it can be implemented fully in the future. Fixes #208 BREAKING CHANGE: The CID class no longer has `.byteOffset` and `.byteLength` properties - these can be accessed via the `.bytes` property instead
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#211 could be merged instead of this. |
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Closing in favour of #215 as it's less disruptive |
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From #203
Given that the feature is incomplete, untested and causes assertions elsewhere to fail, remove it for now and if it's required it can be implemented fully in the future.
Fixes #208
BREAKING CHANGE: The CID class no longer has
.byteOffsetand.byteLengthproperties - these can be accessed via the.bytesproperty instead